Pike on the Fly with Barry Reynolds - Pursuing trophy pike on the fly. Hooking and landing a 50" pike on a top water fly in this look at some incredible top water action on the Innoko River in Southwest Alaska! - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Pike on the Fly with Barry Reynolds

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Pursuing trophy pike on the fly. Hooking and landing a 50" pike on a top water fly in this look at some incredible top water action on the Innoko River in Southwest Alaska!
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Barry Reynolds
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Martin Joergensen
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From: Angelika · angel55as·at·interia.pl  Link
Submitted February 17th 2010

I would like to be there. Amazing fish and behavour.
For me it is fantastic and great.
I love them:D



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