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Wildlife and Waterways ft. Dale Collins and Preston Jacobsen

EPISODE · Sep 4, 2024 · 54 MIN

Wildlife and Waterways ft. Dale Collins and Preston Jacobsen

from Western Wednesdays · host Western Carolina University

Join us on this episode of Western Wednesdays as we chat with Western Carolina University alumni Dale Collins, owner of Tuckaseegee Fly Shop, and Preston Jacobsen from Haywood Waterways. Discover their journeys and insights into the world of fly fishing and water conservation!

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