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Fishing the Big Horn River in Fort Smith Montana

Follow us on the Big Horn River in Fort Smith Montana as we catch big and bigger rainbow and brown trout. While catching them on dry flies, streamers and nymphs! Thanks for watching
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Tracy Moore Photography
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Matt Thompson
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From: Joey · Joey2·at·gmail.com  Link
Submitted May 1st 2012

Great video. Love all the footage! Keep it coming



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