Catching Char - 4 parts of film made from our trip to greenland 2011 40 gigabytes of filming ended up in four small videos containing our fishing for arctic char for 7 days in Greenland. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Catching Char

4 parts of film made from our trip to greenland 2011 40 gigabytes of filming ended up in four small videos containing our fishing for arctic char for 7 days in Greenland.
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Frederik Lorentzen and others
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Allan Overgaard
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