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Two for one

The follow up to the "Early Morning" pocasts - with evening and morning fishing and an extra fishing day thrown in.

Your host
Martin Joergensen

This episode
Not everythig works out as planned. The early morning trip planned in the latest podcast worked out to become a full night's fishing - evening and morning. And as a bonus I recorded this podcast on the following trip, so you get a lot more than promised.

Images for this day's podcast
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Fish de jour - A nice sea trout in the smooth water
Fish de jour
Martin Joergensen
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Beautiful sunset - One nice thing about the light summer nights: spectacular sunsets.
Beautiful sunset
Martin Joergensen
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What\'s cookin\'? - Henning is heating a couple of cans of good food.
What's cookin'?
Martin Joergensen
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Candle light dinner - Candles and beer and the prospect of some really early morning fishing.
Candle light dinner
Martin Joergensen
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Nice light - The sun is setting giving a warm light on the beach
Nice light
Martin Joergensen
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Night garfish - The garfish were biting all night and through the morning
Night garfish
Martin Joergensen
 

Facts
Published May 15th 2008
Duration 19 minutes and 12 seconds
File size 8.77 Mb

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From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com  Link
Submitted May 19th 2008

Peter,

You are so right! The recorder normally "lives" in my photo bag - which I remembered - but I left it next to my computer after having produced episode one.

So it goes...

Martin


From: Peter Guttormsen · peter·at·guttormsen.dk  Link
Submitted May 19th 2008

Hi Martin,
Thanks for this follow-up podcast.

This just to tease you – if you forgot the recorder at home – I can’t resist this: so much for early packing….. :)

Regards Peter


From: Helge Juergensen · Loctite1·at·gmx.de  Link
Submitted May 19th 2008

Hi Martin, thank you very much for starting this two podcast sessions. It is very motivation to hear from the coast and about your pre fishing session. It is good to know that there a more guys in the world who have the same emotion while preparing a trip.
BR
helge



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