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		<title>Wild January in NH</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this  20-minute podcast, I sit down with fisheries biologist John Viar to talk about  &#8220;hard-water&#8221; fishing. We talk about getting started as a beginner,  and &#8212; for the more experienced &#8212; some of the finer points of ice-fishing.  Have you ever fished by moonlight? You gotta hear this. Enjoy the [...]]]></description>
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<li><strong>iTunes version (with chapters):</strong><a href="http://blog.wildnh.com/wp-content/uploads/podcasts_2009/radio_diner_enhanced_0109.m4a"> NH Fish and Game Radio Diner &#8211; Jan. 2009 &#8211; click to download for MP3 player</a></li>
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