In this scene from "River Monsters: The Lost Reels," filmed in 2005, Jeremy Wade catches a mahseer on a river in India. For Jeremy, the catch is an unforgettable angling experience.
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River Monsters: Catching a Mahseer
In this scene from "River Monsters: The Lost Reels," filmed in 2005, Jeremy Wade catches a mahseer on a river in India. For Jeremy, the catch is an unforgettable angling experience.
Added: May 23, 2011
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