The Tinsel flyClaus Bech Petersen - Cod - Global FlyFisher

The Tinsel flyClaus Bech Petersen

Cod

Cod are known to be opportunistic feeders and will of course happily engulf the larger and tasty looking Tinsel Fly. Read the article and see the pattern here.

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