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Fly fishing pics submitted by R.Matthew Peck

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THE LANDING!
Submitted by: R.Matthew Peck
Rated Excellent (5.3) with 4 votes.
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Fine Art Trout in net pic
Submitted by: R.Matthew Peck
Rated Average (2.7) with 3 votes.
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South Fork of the Boise River Wild Cutbow.
Submitted by: R.Matthew Peck
Rated Excellent (5.2) with 5 votes.
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South Fork of the boise early morning wild trout hunting, I think this picture represents the anxious wait of a rise every fisherman strives for.
Submitted by: R.Matthew Peck
Rated Above average (4.3) with 3 votes.
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R.Matthew Peck's pictures average a rating of Excellent (4.5)

 


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