(S5 Ep69) These **LIFELIKE** shrimp lures are BETTER than the REAL thing (Catch, Clean, Cook) 

Bad weather during the winter on the Texas Gulf Coast means one thing. Seek shelter by using the landscape to your advantage. The crazy high north winds has me fishing a northern shoreline with deep drop-offs. The lifelike shrimp lures from Shop Karl's will be needed to fool the fish into biting. Join me on the Galveston Island Adventure for some deep water winter game fishing.
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Gear & Tackle I used in this video from Karl’s:
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