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Listen to the “Wet Fly Swing” Podcast

March 8, 2022
By Toby Lapinski

American Museum of Fly Fishing curator Jim Schottenham had a chance to catch up with the crew at the “Wet Fly Swing” podcast to talk all things fly fishing history and walk through some of his favorite artifacts from our collection. Hit the button below to give it a listen!

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