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Mais c'est de le drogue!

Flyfishing is a drug
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From: David Swart · davidaswart·at·gmail.com  Link
Submitted October 6th 2011

Love the music/video,this drug is 1 you can't get enough of,& it does'nt pratice catch & release,hoook for life & loving the highs & lows of the sport,tight lines,& screaming reels.



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