April 19th on the Kickapoo - Just another warm spring day fly fishing in Southwest Wisconsin. Not a whole lot of a hatch going on but the little pink squirrels do a lot of damage on a day like today! - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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April 19th on the Kickapoo

Just another warm spring day fly fishing in Southwest Wisconsin. Not a whole lot of a hatch going on but the little pink squirrels do a lot of damage on a day like today!
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Martin Joergensen
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