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The former Raske's New England Streamer Page forms a large and growing part of Global FlyFisher. It was and still is the prime source of quality information and patterns on America's great heritage of streamers with some of the best tyers as contributors.


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From: LeRoy Lowell · RevLeRoy·at·cox.net  Link
Submitted June 29th 2006

Hi Bob,
I am an old Mainer who comes back to Rangeley area every year. I have only been fly fishing and Fly tying for about 6 years.

I would like to meet with you this sumer for cofee and to pick your brain about tying streamers.

Thank you, Yours to be counted on, LeRoy



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