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A bad case of tennis elbow forced the use of a 3 wt rod for 2 weeks - with surprising results. This 8lb NZ brownie was the best, with many others down to 5lbs.


Mt Cook, South Island, New Zealand

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Camera model PENTAX Optio WPi 
Exposure time 1/320 s 
Lens focal length 6 mm (~38 mm on 35 mm film) 
Lens aperture f 6.6 
ISO 80 
Date and time of original 2006-12-04 10:54 
Software used Nikon Browser 6.1.0 W 


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