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Rivers with Flow vs. Rivers with Current – The Next Bite – Season 5

October 8, 2009December 11, 2017 The Next Bite Muskie, River, Spring, Videos


Marc Thorpe talks about the difference between rivers with flow and current and how that effects how you fish for muskies.

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