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Robson's Extreme Fishing Challenge
Sa 07:10
Robson heads on a ten and a half thousand Mile journey to a place, so remote, that even the Australians think it’s ‘down under’. Tasmania, an undiscovered fishing ‘Shangri-La’, boasts the cleanest air, the purest rivers and some of the most unpolluted coastline in the world. This week Robson will be staring danger in the face as he lands a fearsome Mako Shark. He’ll take on a Tasmanian champion and battle with a world record holder. He’ll catch a fish of a lifetime, the elusive Elephant Fish, and come face to face with the paparazzi as he discovers the extent of his fame in Tasmania.
- Country of originUnited Kingdom
- Year when published2013
Show is viewable on demand
30 Days
Show is viewableOnly in Estonia
S2:E8
Mauritius
This week Robson’s off to a country you’d normally associate with romance and honeymoons – but he’s going for a completely different reason. Its home to the marlin world cup, it’s got the third largest coral reef in the world, and well – it’s the idyllic paradise island of Mauritius! Robson jumps in at the deep end with some dangerous surf casting against a man most locals won’t fish against. Standing chin deep in the thundering surf gives Robson a serious wake up call and a pretty amazing Barracuda! Then its hunting time…as Robson struggles to find one of the best kept secrets on the island, a private lake filled with Large Mouth Bass. There’s a very early start when he takes on a local fisherman who handlines for Tuna six miles off shore and a battle of minds when Robson tracks down and challenges the very man who first thought him to deep sea fish. Its master versus apprentice!
S3:E1
Greenland
In the first challenge of the series, Robson finds out just how tough they make them up north by travelling to Greenland and into the Arctic Circle. The largest island in the world boasts a coastline that could almost stretch around the equator and it's not all Green either.