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     😁Hello there! I'm Voicu Flavius and I am your host on this wonderful journey of fishing. I have a very big interest in this sport, and I can say experience. What I'm trying to do here is to help you get ready for your next fishing trip, and better your craft. That's enough about me, now go and research fishing!😁



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