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Trout
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Trout 50 centimetres, fly Magnus
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The Trout. The Length 50ρμ. Fly - Magnus
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Basket running
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Winter sea trout
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Winter sea trout,
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Fly for pike!
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Winter pike
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Ivan Zhukov's pictures average a rating of Above average (3.5)

 


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