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Bones of Abaco

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Published on Dec 11. 2013 - 11 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

This past Thanksgiving, LOP was lucky enough to get the chance to film and fish the famous Marls of Abaco Accompanied by bonefish guiding legend Marty "the Loyalist" Sawyer, as well as guides David and Trevor of Abaco Lodge, we set out to fish and document one of the WORLD'S GREATEST BONEYARDS. Don't forget to comment, follow, and like it up! Tight Lines! -LOP

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