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Streamer /

Streamer Felix  


tied by john adams
Target Species: Sea Trout,
Recommended Region: General Europe,
Imitation: Anchovies,
Material List: Hook
Flash
Fibre
Mylar
etc
Tying Instructions: n/a

Current Species For This Pattern
Largemouth Bass (1 votes)



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