Published May 15. 2020 - 4 years ago

Squirrel, Blue & Silver

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Malcolm Edwards was a well known sea trout angler from the River Rheidol near Aberystwyth in Wales, UK. Arguably he caught more double figure sea trout / sewin than anyone else in Wales and the UK. He kept things simple and fished just two flies, with this being his first pattern and the one he chose up until July. Fly dressed by Steffan Jones of www.fishing-wales.com

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FishingWales
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http://www.Fishing-Wales.com
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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