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Brown trout from a lagoon in NZ South Island about to be released.
Submitted by: Dave Cook
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Wild steelhead - Alaska 2011 by Fly Fishing Adventures
Submitted by: Antonio Napolitano
Rated Excellent (5) with 3 votes.
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Adult Stonefly
Submitted by: Benjamin Mujagić
Rated Average (2.7) with 3 votes.
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Prepare for the roll cast
Submitted by: Benjamin Mujagić
Rated Above average (3.8) with 4 votes.
 
Norfork River Rainbow
Submitted by: Don Paradise
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Beauty
Submitted by: Juan J. Serra
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Scud organza and résine U.V
Submitted by: Noirault François
Rated Excellent (5.1) with 10 votes.
 
blue river
Submitted by: Mitch Kempe
Rated Above average (3.8) with 4 votes.
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