Patience Is The Key - After driving like mad, gearing up in seconds and running down to the river, you often find yourself in a weird state of excitement, hallucinating about placing your fly perfectly over a frequently rising fish. This scenario often takes place in our heads, but in reality you almost always have to wait and wait and wait, it takes a little patience. And wait some more. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Patience Is The Key

After driving like mad, gearing up in seconds and running down to the river, you often find yourself in a weird state of excitement, hallucinating about placing your fly perfectly over a frequently rising fish. This scenario often takes place in our heads, but in reality you almost always have to wait and wait and wait, it takes a little patience. And wait some more.
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Troutification
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http://www.troutification.com/
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Martin Joergensen
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