IFTS97 - International Fly Tyer's Symposium 1997 - Global FlyFisher

IFTS 1997

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IFTS97

International Fly Tyer's Symposium 1997

By Martin Joergensen

Low winter sun, somewhat cold, but nice, stream in the background.
What more can a man want? (well, OK... I can think of a couple of things)

Photo: Martin Joergensen

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