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Fly fishing pics submitted by Henning Eskol

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Danish sea trout 5.6 kg - 74 cm - Fly: The Omoe Brush
Submitted by: Henning Eskol
Rated Above average (4.1) with 10 votes.
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Alive? "Dark Shimp" by Jesper
Submitted by: Henning Eskol
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Waiting for lunch
Submitted by: Henning Eskol
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Jesperīs fight
Submitted by: Henning Eskol
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Jariīs tight loops
Submitted by: Henning Eskol
Rated Above average (3.6) with 8 votes.
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Mr. Ripley GFF Summit 2006
Submitted by: Henning Eskol
Rated Above average (4) with 7 votes.
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Garfish - Starfighters
Submitted by: Henning Eskol
Rated Above average (4.3) with 22 votes.
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Sea lice "Lepeophteirus salmonis" on the tail of a sea trout.
Submitted by: Henning Eskol
Rated Excellent (5.1) with 14 votes.
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Henning eskol's pictures average a rating of Excellent (4.7)

 


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