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One of the nice browns that were caught on a productive float-trip in Rio Manso.


Patagonia Argentina.

Submitted by: Juan J. Serra

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From: Randon B. Johlph  Link
Submitted January 10th 2007

If this could be a lesson for all fish portraits, water dripping from the fish suggests the pic was shot immediately upon lifting the fish out of the water. Mo-mo of this! You get 5, Juan dude!



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