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Great Lakes Intruder Blue and Gold

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Published on Sep 29. 2013 - 11 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Intruders

Using Senyo's Intruder shanks, EP Foxy Brush, Flashabou and more Jay Nicholas demonstrates new fly tying materials in his creation of a Great Lakes Intruder Style Fly.

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