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Was Vincent Gaddis Invisible Horizons and radio-Tv fishing commentator Gadabout Gaddis the flying fisherman the same man?
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∙ 15y ago
Nope, they are two different people. The flying fisherman's name was - Gadabout Roscoe Vernon Gaddis.
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