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Anchored Podcast Ep. 10: Rod Harrison on Niugini Black Bass & Marlin

Rod Harrison On Niugini Black Bass & Marlin
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Rod Harrison carries some serious clout in the sport-fishing world. As a guide and mentor to some of the most notable anglers in the fly-fishing industry, Rod has had an undeniable impact on the sport. In this episode of Anchored, Rod and April discuss Niugini black bass, being a marlin junky, gamefish tactics and more.

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Length: 01:12:26

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