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Fly fishing pics submitted by Juan J. Serra

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"Dorado hunting an eel". Acrylic and prints. www.fishingpainting.com
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Digital watercolor photo
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Leaf bug. Just on my home door. Nice to tie!
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Brown on dry
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Beauty
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Acrylic on paper.
Submitted by: Juan J. Serra
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Casting dries to the rises in Rio Chimehuin
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Floating and wading Rio Chimehuin
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Juan J. Serra's pictures average a rating of Above average (4.1)

 


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