International Fly Tyers Symposium 2001 - Global FlyFisher

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International Fly Tyers Symposium 2001

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Steve's story Raske's story All pictures
By The GFF staff

All 54 pictures from the Festival
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Baitfish category winner: Chris French

Big Mike and Bob Petti

Blade's freedom fly

Bob Petti

Bonefish

Booth

Booths on a row

Boxes of flies

Brandt and Talleur

Byard and Steve

Chuck Furimsky

Crab freedom fly

Dick Talleur

Flies for America

Freedom fly plate

George Harvey

Glassmaker

Glassmaker

Grand prize

Jack Gartside

Janice from Doubletree

Kenny Abrames

Kreh's freedom fly

Larry Clemens

Martin Joergensen

Martineks's freedom fly

Mike and Bob

Mike and Keough

Mike Hogue

Mike Martinek

Mike Martinek

Mikkelson's freedom fly

Nails and hackle

Nifty Special

Patlen's freedom fly

Paul Schmookler and Bob Petti

Pops Popovic

Pops Popovic

Preparing

Prizes

Puglesi's freedom fly

Setting up

Stack Scoville

Stack Scoville

Steelhead

Steve at the pc

Steve judging

The show

Three partners

Tuna

Two times Chris and Bob

Unpacking

What can I say?

Whitlock's freedom fly


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