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Fly fishing pics submitted by Bas Vermolen

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The romantic village of Ornans at the river Loue (premier catégorie flyfishing!)
Submitted by: Bas Vermolen
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fishing till midnight in august in the river Lainio
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wintermorning at the river Loue
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Rated Excellent (4.5) with 8 votes.
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Angling guide Peter Wilton just netted this beautifull rainbow for me
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Looking at the "picket fence" from The Seat of Knowledge
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bound to release the catch of the day
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Looking forward to heavy rain
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Rated Excellent (4.7) with 6 votes.
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Proud guide with a Patagonian brown trout that came from under the bank
Submitted by: Bas Vermolen
Rated Above average (3.7) with 6 votes.
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Bas Vermolen's pictures average a rating of Above average (4.4)

 


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