Aussie tuna - Australian Tie'n'Fly Outfitters go tuna hunting. They take a different (some say abstract) view of the concept "Staff Meeting". They dress up in our protective sun wear, sunglasses and hats on, rods in hand and set off at 5am to "Do some Staff Meeting stuff" - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Australian Tie'n'Fly Outfitters go tuna hunting. They take a different (some say abstract) view of the concept "Staff Meeting". They dress up in our protective sun wear, sunglasses and hats on, rods in hand and set off at 5am to "Do some Staff Meeting stuff"
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Martin Joergensen
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