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Jeff Liskay’s Fly Fishing Big Water Class!

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We can’t wait to share our Fly Fishing Big Water class with Jeff Liskay.

Renowned angler and guide, Jeff Liskay, teaches everything you need to know about fly fishing big water. This class covers reading water, depth sounders, fly selection, rigging, presentation, boat setup, and more.

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