Anchored Podcast Ep. 124: Jeff Forsee on Becoming a Full-Time Fishing Guide

Jeff Forsee On Becoming A Full-Time Fishing Guide
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Jeff Forsee epitomizes a good guide: professional, likeable, clever and fishy, but what’s really interesting about Jeff is that he’s living what many people would call “the dream.” An Ohio boy who worked hard to climb the ranks, he now splits his year guiding between Mongolia and New Zealand. In this episode of Anchored, April sits down with Jeff at his home in Wanaka for some casual late-night conversation about how he pulled it all together, what he would do differently, and fishing etiquette everyone should know.
Length: 01:04:57

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