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HOLY COW !! What a beast of a brownie! Caught from shore??
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09-13-2023, 04:27 PM
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HOLY COW !! What a beast of a brownie! Caught from shore??
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Yes, caught from the shore with a fly rod. He’s a young “master” at his craft, tying flies and catching fish. He’s demonstrating the “roll cast” in the photo.
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