DAIWA BARRA SLAYER Callum Munro.

from Bush Yarns · host Scotty Connell

Daiwa team member and AFC champion angler Callum Munro has a yarn with Scotty about his passion for fishing from an early age, exploring the Kimberley, working as a fishing guide at Home Valley Station, some personal revelations, his recent adventures around the East Kimberley waterways, what it was like to be reeling in Barramundi whilst massive crocs take turns in eating cattle nearby and more. We hope you enjoy! Cheers

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