Guidelines S2:E3 “High Water” – Coming to Waypoint November 13th
Capt. Jay Withers is joined by Capt. Tommy Derringer, a full-time St. Augustine and Palm Coast fishing guide, in the newest episode of Guidelines S2:E3 “High Water.” Together these guys head out on their Maverick to catch some impressive reds in the marshes of Florida.
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Stream this full episode for free on the Waypoint TV app available on any device, and on waypointtv.com November 13, 2019.
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