Nigel Ruckley from the UK holding a small grayling. Typically, the ratio was one grayling every three casts. 30cm was the average size with two topping 42cm! - GFFpix - share your best flyfishing pictures - Global FlyFisher

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Nigel Ruckley from the UK holding a small grayling. Typically, the ratio was one grayling every three casts. 30cm was the average size with two topping 42cm!


Spengla River, Lithuania

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Camera manufacturer OLYMPUS CORPORATION 
Camera model C160,D395 
Exposure time 1/30 s 
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Lens aperture f 2.8 
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Date and time of original 2005-07-12 18:28 
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