Montana Spey

Published on Jun 1. 2015 - 9 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Skagit guru and Steelhead guide Mike McCune talking about his new love for two-handed trout fishing, and some insight on the new Sage ultra-light 2 Handers and RIO Trout Skagit lines he has been working on over the last few years. Both will be introduced later this summer (2015). Filmed in Montana on the Missouri and Blackfoot Rivers with Headhunters Fly Shop. Thanks to Mike McCune, Whitney Gould and Willa... Song "Infinity" at www.musicbed.com www.sageflyfish.com www.rioproducts.com

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