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Live with Steve Dally: Behaviour of Predatory Brown Trout

The Behaviour of Predator Brown Trout
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Renowned Arkansas guide and angler Steve Dally takes a closer look at the science behind the predatory behaviour and physical attributes of one of our favourite fish species.

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