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my friend anglers with a beautiful trout!
Submitted by: Thierry
Rated Not good (0.6) with 17 votes.
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angry's pike
Submitted by: Thierry
Rated Above average (4) with 5 votes.
 
pike take with a big streamer (hook 9/0)
Submitted by: Thierry
Rated Below average (2.4) with 8 votes.
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perch taken with pike streamer !
Submitted by: Thierry Balland
Rated Average (2.8) with 12 votes.
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Perch caught there fishing the pike
Submitted by: Thierry Balland
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chub taken whith a black zonker in the Rhin
Submitted by: Thierry Balland
Rated Above average (3.5) with 6 votes.
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Pike taken with a white streamer.
Submitted by: Thierry Balland
Rated Above average (4.1) with 8 votes.
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Thierry's pictures average a rating of Below average (2.4)

 


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