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Proven Patterns

Flies for Sea Trout, rivers - Flies for Sea Trout, saltwater - Flies for Pike

Author: Barry Ord Clarke
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Author
Barry Ord Clarke
Title
Proven Patterns
Publisher
Coch-y-Bonddu Books. Machynlleth, 2012
Pages
35
Price
UK£ each 3.95
 

GFF rating: 4 out of 7
Above average

Reviewed by Martin Joergensen

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