Kayak Fly Fishing Neah Bay - Decided to take advantage of the calm weather forecast and take the kayak out to Neah Bay. The goal was to catch some salmon but settled for some nice rockfish on the fly. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Kayak Fly Fishing Neah Bay

Decided to take advantage of the calm weather forecast and take the kayak out to Neah Bay. The goal was to catch some salmon but settled for some nice rockfish on the fly.
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Chris Bellows
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http://scrapchaser.blogspot.com/
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Martin Joergensen
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