Christening a cane rod - One of the great things about making cane rods is getting to fish with the rods new owner. When the new owner is a friend and a very good fisherman so much the better. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Christening a cane rod

One of the great things about making cane rods is getting to fish with the rods new owner.
When the new owner is a friend and a very good fisherman so much the better.

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Luke Bannister
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Bannister Rods
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Luke Bannister
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