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Fly fishing pics submitted by Damian Re

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fight to a rainbow in patagonian river
Submitted by: Damian Re
Rated Below average (2.4) with 13 votes.
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two TARARIRAS in low wathers
Submitted by: Damian Re
Rated Above average (3.5) with 14 votes.
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beatiful small stream
Submitted by: Damian Re
Rated Average (2.9) with 11 votes.
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damian caught this rainbow with a 16 g.r. hares ear in a small stream with beatiful sand
Submitted by: Damian Re
Rated Average (2.8) with 9 votes.
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Damian Re's pictures average a rating of Average (2.9)

 


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