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Mircale Mile Brown
Submitted by: Carl Pennington
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Biot Emerger taken fall day on the Colorado River. Pentex optio W80
Submitted by: Carl Pennington
Rated Above average (3.6) with 7 votes.
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Eleven Mile Canyon Adult Golden Stone
Submitted by: Carl Pennington
Rated Above average (3.7) with 3 votes.
 
My new toy - Lightspeed 2.0
Submitted by: Carl Pennington
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Soft hackle "D" rib golden stone nymph - Fly of the day
Submitted by: Carl Pennington
Rated Average (3.2) with 5 votes.
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Carl Pennington's pictures average a rating of Above average (3.5)

 


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