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The Bunny Split

Two Tails Are Better Than One

By Mark Dysinger

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Bunny Split pike

Bunny Split pike

Bunny Splits on a row

Bunny Splits on a row

Epoxy head

Epoxy head

Four flies

Four flies

Green and Yellow

Green and Yellow

Large flies, large rod

Large flies, large rod

Largemouth bass

Largemouth bass

One color Bunny Split

One color Bunny Split

Smallmouth bass

Smallmouth bass

Split tail in two colors

Split tail in two colors

Tail loop

Tail loop

The author with a pike

The author with a pike

White Bunny Split

White Bunny Split

Yellow and White Bunny Split

Yellow and White Bunny Split

Yellow Bunny Split

Yellow Bunny Split

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