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Bob Petti's Bass bugs

By Bob Petti

A box full of bass bugs tied by Bob Petti
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Photo: Martin Joergensen


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From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com
Submitted June 22nd 2006

Jason,

We don't sell flies here. You will have to ask in a flyshop or find a source online.

Martin


From: jason cartwright · bassingfreek·at·yahoo.com
Submitted June 21st 2006

were could i get a box of bass bugs like whats shone? how much?



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