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8 comments:
Do you have a micro-phone on your camera Martin?
VC
Victor
I do, i think
M.
Good luck Martin for 2009.
How's Jock getting on?
Bob
Cheers Bob
Jock's getting on fine, he'll be posting dubai pics very soon
M.
6 days and counting, hope theirs a nice springer waiting for me Martin.
Whoops, sorry, my sound must have been switched off....!!
VC
Martin,
Congrats on the new position. I was fortunate enough to get to fish with Jock on a few occasions and look forward to fishing the beat with you. I'm from Chicago but keep tabs on the beat year round. Last year saw many MSW fish in the Spring and lets all hope it is another great year for the River Tay. Is Colin still with Newtyle? I fished with him as well and enjoyed our conversations immensely.
See you when I've saved enough to book airfare! Maybe for the back-end this year. Good luck with the opener. -D. Heyman, Chicago, USA
Cheers David
No Colin is away to Dalmarnock.
Hoping there's plenty big fish around this year to encourage you back.
M.
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