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The flounder


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Submitted by: Christophe Lecoq

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From: Ron Lomas · ronaldlomas·at·comcast.net  Link
Submitted January 27th 2010

Thank you. Gives me another fly to try. Ron


From: Christophe Lecoq · chrlecoq·at·orange.fr  Link
Submitted January 27th 2010

Hello Ron,
I created this fly the first time for barbel and mullet.
The adress for the recipe: www.gobages.com/montage/affiche_montage_590.
thank you for the comment


From: Ron Lomas · ronaldlomas·at·comcast.net  Link
Submitted January 26th 2010

I would like to get the recipe for the fly that caught the flounder- looks easy to tie, and I occasionally target flounder when fishing here in the NE USA



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