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Still water trout fishing like you've never seen it before. We showcase the incredible cold waters of the Drakensberg Mountain region, where ferocious trout are lured to fast-moving surface frog patterns.
Still water trout fishing like you've never seen it before. We showcase the incredible cold waters of the Drakensberg Mountain region, where ferocious trout are lured to fast-moving surface frog patterns.
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