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Little Duna River
Submitted by: Vilmos Varga
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www.lavaguada.cl: A dream of brown trout - Rios Patagoniacos - Coyhaique, Chile
Submitted by: Ricardo Ordoñez D.
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www.lavaguada.cl: Trout and Mouse fly - Rios Patagoniacos - Coyhaique, Chile
Submitted by: Ricardo Ordoñez D.
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Channel Catfish albino
Submitted by: Roberto PAPETTI
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Big Bass whit sparkle-dads fly
Submitted by: Roberto PAPETTI
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www.latitudsuranglers.wordpress.com Nice rainbow somewhere in Patagonia...
Submitted by: Heiko Schneider
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Copper Scuds
Submitted by: François Noirault
Rated Excellent (5.3) with 3 votes.
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Wild River
Submitted by: Benjamin Mujagić
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