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Fresh Salmon from 800 Meters above the mouth of Kola river.
Submitted by: Mawill Lüdenbach
Rated Below average (1.8) with 6 votes.

Swedish winter Seetrout...
Submitted by: Mawill Lüdenbach
Rated Average (2.5) with 10 votes.

River Mandals biggest Flysalmon 2008
Submitted by: Mawill Lüdenbach
Rated Above average (4.3) with 24 votes.

Grizzly Pattegrisen
Submitted by: Mawill Lüdenbach
Rated Above average (3.6) with 10 votes.

Minutes before fishing.
Submitted by: Mawill Lüdenbach
Rated Above average (3.6) with 10 votes.

Cristal shrimp.
Submitted by: Mawill Lüdenbach
Rated Above average (3.7) with 12 votes.

Fresh Kolarunner
Submitted by: Mawill Lüdenbach
Rated Above average (3.7) with 7 votes.

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Mawill Lüdenbach's pictures average a rating of Above average (3.6)

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