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The golden scales of a carp.
Submitted by: Alan Penner
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A rocky mountain whitefish eye. The color, lighting and textures make this a picture I always enjoy looking at.
Submitted by: Alan Penner
Rated Excellent (5) with 3 votes.
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B.C summer steelhead on a dry fly
Submitted by: Alan Penner
Rated Above average (4.1) with 7 votes.
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fishing for rainbow trout behind spawning sockeye salmon.
Submitted by: Alan Penner
Rated Excellent (4.5) with 6 votes.
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Alan Penner's pictures average a rating of Above average (4.3)

 


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