Sportsman Boats has launched their brand-new fishing show, The Sportsman Experience. This modern take on fishing television is a cinematic journey with host Jim Isaac to explore new waters, learn new fishing methods and have fun in the outdoors with family and friends.
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•The Sportsman Experience blends cinematic storytelling with practical fishing lessons hosted by Jim Isaac and offers family-friendly outdoor adventures
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•The premiere episode features Mahi Mahi fishing 70 miles off Charleston using trolling and ballyhoo rigs with a group of friends, highlighting mahi schooling patterns in late spring and early summer
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•Upcoming episodes will showcase multiple Sportsman models including the Masters 247, Masters 267 and Open 352 targeting species from inshore redfish to bottom fish with monthly releases and extra extended scene content
We've launched our brand-new series "The Sportsman Experience." This modern take on fishing TV is a cinematic journey with host Jim Isaac to explore new waters, learn new fishing methods and have fun in the outdoors with family and friends. Viewers will find themselves enjoying the nature of great fishing TV while also getting in-depth lessons on fishing tactics and methods.
In the series first episode "Fishing The Stream" Jim takes three close friends, Stephen, Shane and Alex 70-miles off the coast of Charleston, South Carolina on the Open 352. They're targeting Mahi Mahi otherwise known as Dolphin using trolling methods pulling ballyhoo rigs. This time of year (late spring/early summer) the Mahi are schooling and migrating through the Charleston area and anglers can get into groups where they're catching them in the masses.
In the next coming episodes we will get to see Jim heading out in different Sportsman models such as the Masters 247, Masters 267 and again the Open 352. while targeting everything from inshore redfish to bottom fish. Episodes will release at the end of each month while releasing some extra extended scene content between each episode.
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