Ep. 73 "Why Do People Like Fishing?"

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Calming yet infuriating, easy to do yet must be highly skilled, these are just a couple of the paradoxes (or as Megan likes to say: pair-of-docks) that makes the waters of fishing murky. Can Edwin (the most experienced fisherman of the dynamic duo, which isn't saying much) enlighten to the joys (and let downs) of casual fishing? Will Megan ever go fishing? Why is Edwin so annoying when playing the boardgame Clue? Find this out and so much more in this exciting episode! More fun things: https://linktr.ee/ducksneverwaver Don't have time (or the inclination) to go fishing? Click on these links. https://a.co/d/ddaBBR6 https://a.co/d/1SFuBdm

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