Modern Fishing with Jared Jeffries - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Season 3 - A Look Ahead
Jared kicks off season 3 by introducing this year's cast of characters and sets up all the fishing destinations and cuisine ahead of him this year.
Islamorada Tournament Pt. 1 - Offshore Day
Jared is participating in the Islamorada Fishing Tournament held at the Cheeca Lodge down in The Florida Keys. The tournament is put on by the Widom brothers to benefit Crohn's Disease and Celiac research. Jared hits the water with Jack Carlson.
Islamorada Tournament Pt. 2 - Inshore Day
Jared is participating in the Islamorada Fishing Tournament held at the Cheeca Lodge down in the Florida Keys. The tournament is put on by the Widom Brothers to benefit Chrons Disease and Celiac research. Jared hits the water with Jack Carlson.
Backyard Jiggin' in Palmetto
Jared loves fishing out of his backyard in Palmetto, Florida, but fishing is always more fun with friends. So today, Jared is joined by Jon Brunson of Addicted to the Outdoors, as well as a whole crew buddies looking to wet some lines.
New Jersey Big Eye
The Blue Runner is one of the most successful charters when it comes to catching Big Eye Tuna off Point Pleasant, New Jersey. So it's no surprise that Jared has become good friends with first mate Steve. Together they gather a knowledgeable and experienced crew headed by veteran Capt and head out to a Big Eye hotspot.
Venice, Louisiana Pt. 1 - Driftin' the Rigs
Jared and his good friend Jimmy head down to Venice, Louisiana in hopes to get their lines tight in this diverse fishery. Jared has a long history fishing here with Capt. James Peters of Osprey Charters. Also joined by his cousin Delray, Jared and the crew head out to drift the Gulf of Mexico's oil rigs and chase after tuna.
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