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Welsh week, mate!
Article
Video: Tal-y-Llyn
Video: Test
All pictures
Wales has a lot of good fishing to offer
By
Martin Joergensen
All 48 pictures
A cuppa
A room with a view
Another one
Bacon and eggs...
Bamboo bending
Boats
Boys having fun
Bug hunter
Butterfish
Cane on the Test
CDC&Elk
Charles' den
Closeup
Coch-y-Bonddu Books
Doublé
Fisheye view
Hooked
Just beat it
Lake bend
Looking for sculpins
March Brown
Mountain lake
Nicely kept
Not that easy
Not wild
Oak
Paul's trousers
Paul, Paul and Simon
Rain-bows!
Ready to release
Roast dinner
Rod & Reel
Sign
Skating caddis
Spotted Dick
Tangle
Test beauty
Test brownie
Test trout
The hotel
The mad hatter
The Usk
Trimmed
Tubing
Welsh lake
Welsh mountains
What I did
What Paul did
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