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Waypoint TV, The destination for outdoor entertainment. Hey everybody and welcome to the first episode of How To Tuesday.

I'm pretty excited about doing this.

Get a lot of questions through the email get a lot

of questions on social media get a lot of questions when I see people in person about

different things that maybe a few years of experience might help someone to do.

So I'm going to be doing these mostly solo, but also with a lot of my guests

as we do a podcast with the guests, if have something in particular that they may be good at.

I'd like to get maybe five minutes with them to do something simple, very concise and to the point about how to improve in hunting, fishing, or outdoors, maybe even fitness.

So the first episode, How-To Tuesday, comes because I was at Icast this week and I was standing at the flycasting pond and I'm watching people cast and someone comes up to me and starts talking about how far does it you know this is a very very common question

Hey think about going down to the keys going to do a little fishing for bonefish and tarping and

permanent. I've never done it before all I've ever done is trout fish. How far do I

need to be able to cast to to catch one of those fish? Right? Very common

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