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THE Direction stays close to home, and gets the privilege of fishing a beautiful private lake in the hills of Kentucky. Mark's special guest this week is Gabe Glasscock of Glasscock Log and Lumber. Gabe's family-run business ships lumber worldwide.
THE Direction stays close to home, and gets the privilege of fishing a beautiful private lake in the hills of Kentucky. Mark's special guest this week is Gabe Glasscock of Glasscock Log and Lumber. Gabe's family-run business ships lumber worldwide.
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