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Fly Fishing in Port Aransas

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Published on Dec 19. 2011 - 13 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Saltwater

Coastal fishing

Redfish

Here is LMP's first fly fishing video. Shot in Port Aransas, Texas. We rented a boat and headed out, we were lucky enough to hook up with some reds in the flats and catch a few Spanish Mackerel by the Jetties.

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