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Polar Coachman Fly Fishers Club Open House Thursday

Polar Coachman Fly Fishers Club is holding it’s annual Open House and Garage Sale this Thursday.

There’s going to to be a ton of experts showing you how to fly tie, cast, build your rod, and get on the water.

Kevin’s a member and says this is a perfect time to learn about what the area has to offer.

“We’re blessed living in the Central Interior with some of the best open water and trout waters in not just the Province, in the orld,” he says.

The free event will be at the Spruce City Wildlife Association Clubhouse beginning​ at 6:30.

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