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Old January 28th, 2010, 03:06 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
Fred
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Default Granddaughters & fish

I greatly appprecuiate all the help and suggestions from ROFF.

We are going on her first fishing trip, in July, down the Middle Fork Salmon
River in Idaho -
-Floating it for 6 days - in July

We are gonna have a great time!
Iit will be an easy first trip.

She is a sweet, smart and loveable kid.

Now to start looking for a "boat fiddle" - a cheap one that I can take
fishing or use as an oar -

Fred
 




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