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Spey Hackles

By Bob Petti

Clockwise from the top - Schlappen, Blue Eared Pheasant, Ringneck Pheasant Rump, Heron, Burned Goose, Marabou, Saddle Hackle.

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Spey Hackles

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The Visitors - Day 1

Kai's Green Terror

Tube Fly Turmoil

Fly patterns

Fly Fishing the Best Rivers of Patagonia, Argentina

Iceland, 5½ days

Last trip 2007...

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