Catching Char, 4th and final part - Sunny day on the west coast of Greenland, upstream with the guys, catching Arctic Char. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

Catching Char, 4th and final part

Sunny day on the west coast of Greenland, upstream with the guys, catching Arctic Char.

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Frederik Lorentzen and others

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Allan Overgaard

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