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We are at the Washington Sportsmen’s Show so we are re-airing this show we put together at Sportsman’s Cove Lodge in SE Alaska from last June.  We’ll be talking to Manager Bo Bennett, Sales Director Jenny McNeary and our Captain, Clifford Smith.  I’ll also be asking my daughter, Faith Kruse, what she likes best about these trips.

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