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Ripley's main passion is grayling and catching them on elastic rubber bands wrapped around a size 16 hook proves matching the hatch doesn't always work!


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From: Brian · brian_elward·at·hotmail.com  Link
Submitted September 6th 2007

Nice photo Ripley, seems that we have the same ambition, Although i prefer less plastic and more natural things. Hope we can exchange some ideas during the GFF meeting in 2 weeks, maybe you can give some hints as where to fish after the meeting, cheers
Brian



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