Anchored Ep. 205: Trevor Covich on Catching Anadromous Fish

Trevor Covich Interview on Anchored
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As a young boy, Trevor Covich knew he wanted to be a fishing guide. Born and raised in Washington state, he’s always had a love for anadromous fish. In this episode of Anchored, we discuss fishing for chinook salmon, water columns, fishing lanes, following the fish migration, and Trevor’s controversial outlook on current fishing stocks.

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