On this week's episode, Pete Utschig of Phase-Gear makes a return appearance to the podcast to talk hunting a personal-best striped bass in the surf and surfcasting in Florida for tarpon, permit, and other gamefish. Pete digs deep into the mindset a surfcaster needs in order to take that next step in their surfcasting evolution to land that next class of fish, regardless of how large it might be.
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