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Fly fishing pics submitted by Vilmos Varga

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Asp in the wet fly
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My best reel
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Hard Place
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Go home fish
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Little Duna River
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Winter dream 2
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Fog int the River
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Icicle the boat
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Vilmos Varga's pictures average a rating of Above average (4.4)

 


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