City Life Blues - Nice video about 4 days in 8 minutes. The weather was uncooperative, and the Black Fly in full swing. Thus testing the patience required to dig out the camera. However luck was had in tricking a decent Lake Trout that was caught feeding shallow. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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City Life Blues

Nice video about 4 days in 8 minutes. The weather was uncooperative, and the Black Fly in full swing. Thus testing the patience required to dig out the camera. However luck was had in tricking a decent Lake Trout that was caught feeding shallow.
Originator: 
Andrew Williams
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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