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9-Volt Steelhead Tube

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Published on Mar 1. 2015 - 10 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Tube flies

Materials Available At: www.flyshopnw.comGreat low water steelhead fly in the Winter and Fall. Thanks for watching
Music: Electrohumedos - Morrina Vespertina

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