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Bass Fishing. At the pace of the saltwater flyfishing coast. Wexford, Ireland - est 2003.

On coastal waters flyfishing for bass

Posted on August 18, 2023 By Jim Hendrick

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We've experienced our earliest sunset of the year!

I might just go out and walk alone in the rain later on. I like to do that.

“Live carefuly, because there are people around you whose lives and well-being depend on your actions. This concerns all of us, because the paths - these people and their destinies - cross each other all the time, whether we are aware of it or not. That's what responsibility means to me - to live carefully and attentively. We should observe people around us, and most of all ourselves.”

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