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Anchored Podcast Ep. 35: Dean Butler on Marlin and the IGFA

Dean Butler On Marlin And The IGFA
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Dean Butler’s recognition extends far beyond the Southern Hemisphere. A famed off-shore captain, Dean has been at the heart of more fly-fishing world records than most. From Australia, Panama, Niugini and the Florida Keys, Dean holds some serious credibility in the saltwater angling community. In this episode of Anchored, April meets with Dean at his home in Australia to sit down with him for his first ever podcast. 

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Length: 01:22:06

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