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Cold, but fishable waters of Lapland
Submitted by: Vanuz
Rated Excellent (5) with 12 votes.
 
Deserted Lapish lakes...
Submitted by: Vanuz
Rated Excellent (5.1) with 16 votes.
 
My scierra´s pike/perch collection
Submitted by: Vanuz
Rated Average (3.4) with 8 votes.
 
Ultimate flyfishing. (I hope Atli would not mind to be misused as a model for my little creation)
Submitted by: Vanuz
Rated Excellent (4.7) with 12 votes.
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Ivar on the coast, GFF ´07
Submitted by: Vanuz
Rated Above average (3.6) with 5 votes.
 
GFF 07, Ripley
Submitted by: Vanuz
Rated Above average (3.6) with 11 votes.
 
... a little bit of art from the GFF Summit 2007 - Kai´s rod resting
Submitted by: Vanuz
Rated Average (3) with 29 votes.
 
one out of a million ... :)
Submitted by: Vanuz
Rated Above average (4.1) with 14 votes.
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Vanuz's pictures average a rating of Above average (3.8)

 


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