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Title How to Read Trout Streams for better Fly Fishing with Orvis' Tom Rosenbauer Part 1
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Date 02-20-2011, 10:01 PM Time 8:14
by Davo Views 104
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Description The Orvis Company's Tom Rosenbauer, author of Prospecting for Trout, hosts the first of a three part video series on how to read trout streams. This piece comes from THE NEW FLY FISHER television series. Read more at www.thenewflyfisher.com.

Get Tom's podcast at www.orvis.com/podcast
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