Published May 8. 2008 - 15 years ago
Updated or edited Mar 1. 2024

Early morning

Equipment
Podcasts
Sea trout fishing
Martin Joergensen
I'm planning to go out fishing at sunrise tomorrow, and recorded a few thoughts on how to prepare for such an early morning fishing. I personally have to be very meticulous in my preparations, because if I'm not, I will forget something.
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Submitted by Matthias on Thu, 2008-05-15 07:04
Martin, Congratul...

Martin,

Congratulations to another great podcast. No worldshattering flyfishing news, only a cool summary of how life is....BUT great...I love it

Greetings from sunny San Diego

Matthias

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