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Fly fishing pics submitted by Stu Hastie

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Almost Ready
Submitted by: Stu Hastie
Rated Above average (3.9) with 7 votes.
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Par Spots
Submitted by: Stu Hastie
Rated Above average (4.3) with 6 votes.
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Casting
Submitted by: Stu Hastie
Rated Excellent (4.7) with 6 votes.
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Brown Trout
Submitted by: Stu Hastie
Rated Above average (4.3) with 7 votes.
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A much cherished gift from my Viking friends.
Submitted by: Stu Hastie
Rated Excellent (4.8) with 14 votes.
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Slippery when wet
Submitted by: Stu Hastie
Rated Above average (4.3) with 9 votes.
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Catch a Brown
Submitted by: Stu Hastie
Rated Above average (4.3) with 6 votes.
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Kakahi Queen
Submitted by: Stu Hastie
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Stu Hastie's pictures average a rating of Above average (4.4)

 


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