Dayz Off - A mixed bag of clips featuring rainbow, pike, roosterfish and more advertising a video due out in the fall 2010. Not bad in spite of the announcement "We know nothing about making movies...". - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Dayz Off

A mixed bag of clips featuring rainbow, pike, roosterfish and more advertising a video due out in the fall 2010. Not bad in spite of the announcement "We know nothing about making movies...".
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Martin Joergensen
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