Catching a Limit of Trout? Average Joe's Broadcast from the Let's Talk Fishing Series 😎

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Trout stockings are in full swing in Texas, and Oklahoma remains a hot spot for trout fishing fun, too! Do check out this livestream as we talk about catching a limit of trout!



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