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Dreamfish from Emån, Sweden 3/4 2009
Submitted by: Opettersson
Rated Above average (4.1) with 7 votes.
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Sunset over Westbay, Sweden
Submitted by: Opettersson
Rated Excellent (4.7) with 12 votes.
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Water of Emån...
Submitted by: Opettersson
Rated Excellent (4.7) with 21 votes.
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She was a dream, this swedish girl....
Submitted by: Opettersson
Rated Excellent (5.1) with 10 votes.
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Fight with BIG seatrout in the swedish river Emån.
Submitted by: Opettersson
Rated Above average (3.9) with 8 votes.
 
Sharp teeth!!! Pike on a fly. www.flyzone.se
Submitted by: Opettersson
Rated Excellent (4.9) with 15 votes.
 
Seatrout C&R
Submitted by: O Pettersson
Rated Excellent (4.7) with 6 votes.
 
8,7kg pike on a fly
Submitted by: Opettersson
Rated Excellent (4.5) with 6 votes.
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opettersson's pictures average a rating of Excellent (4.6)

 


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