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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2023 · 1H 11M

RareWaters | Private Property Booking With RJ Hosking

from Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast · host Rob Snowhite

RJ Hosking is the chief executive officer of RareWaters. He is an industry leader that has worked formerly within the outdoor and experiential industries with Patagonia, Zamp Solar, Dometic Outdoor, and Airbnb. Rob catches up with RJ near the shore in Ventura, California. RJ starts off the conversation with his life and career in the outdoors and then transitions to RareWaters.  RJ discusses the three types of properties available for booking and explains how these are private properties with unfished waters. The company is not buying up properties and making the waters private. The land is already privately owned, and the owners can make some side money while anglers camp and fish or stay at an existing building. You can call their customer service to help you decide which property fits your plans. The local fly shops have a heads up to expect you so don’t be shy.  Produced by Jason Reif Support This Podcast - if you purchase flies be sure to mention you heard about them on the podcast Use code SNOWHITE at TurtleBox for 10% 0ff Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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