Fly Fishing for Oregon Coast Steel - A solid rain was hard to come by in this part of Oregon this year. We were always a day late after a good rain it seemed like. Twenty-four hours in one day, Twenty-four plus hours spent filming, Twenty-four hours late after a good rain. Always a day late... cept one. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Fly Fishing for Oregon Coast Steel

A solid rain was hard to come by in this part of Oregon this year. We were always a day late after a good rain it seemed like. Twenty-four hours in one day, Twenty-four plus hours spent filming, Twenty-four hours late after a good rain. Always a day late... cept one.
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Sam Brost-Turner
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Martin Joergensen
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