The Fish of a Lifetime - Members of the Appalachian State University Fly Fishing Club take a late-fall trip out the the South Holston River in East Tennessee to chase after the fish of a lifetime: the big brown trout. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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The Fish of a Lifetime

Members of the Appalachian State University Fly Fishing Club take a late-fall trip out the the South Holston River in East Tennessee to chase after the fish of a lifetime: the big brown trout.
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Wesley Dean Photography
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Martin Joergensen
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