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Hornberg Special Deviation, tied by Clyde Watson

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From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com  Link
Submitted May 24th 2011

Jason,

Absolutely not!

Click on the image or the link "To Hornberg Home" and you will magically be taken to a page with the pattern, materials as well as links to more Hornbergs.

Martin


From: jason currier · jtcurrier·at·earthlink.net  Link
Submitted May 24th 2011

could you send this fly pattern to me.



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