Serendipity - The style of the Serendipity can be adapted to fit many fishing situations. You can change color, texture, weight or not weighted, ribbed or not. You can use it to imitate many different species. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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The style of the Serendipity can be adapted to fit many fishing situations. You can change color, texture, weight or not weighted, ribbed or not. You can use it to imitate many different species.
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Jim Misiura
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http://www.theflymanjim.com/
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Martin Joergensen
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