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Fishing 411 TV Hosted by Mark Romanack and Jake Romanack focuses on video education that helps anglers to be more successful on the water. Both the National TV show and Tech Tip Videos are filmed primarily in the Upper Great Lakes region and beyond. A multi-species focus, Fishing 411 covers fishing techniques for walleye, smallmouth bass, king and coho salmon, brook trout, steelhead, lake trout, brown trout, pike, muskie and panfish. In addition to full length shows, there are 100´s of short tech tips that will give you specific instructions on fishing techniques.
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