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I was near the West Branch of the Neversink River yesterday, beautiful, storied, private water. I watched a quite aged gent work a bamboo rod, complete with tweeds and a tie and hip waders. Felt like I was back in time and it was pretty cool.
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Originally Posted by Andrew Sacco
I was near the West Branch of the Neversink River yesterday, beautiful, storied, private water. I watched a quite aged gent work a bamboo rod, complete with tweeds and a tie and hip waders. Felt like I was back in time and it was pretty cool.
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