Mexico 2013 - This was not a fishing trip, though I did get out for a couple in shore trips. This trip was six days of relaxing, eating, recharging and I shot a little footage along the way. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Mexico 2013

This was not a fishing trip, though I did get out for a couple in shore trips. This trip was six days of relaxing, eating, recharging and I shot a little footage along the way.
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Martin Joergensen
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