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Intruder Style Tube Fly For Summer & Winter Steelhead
Originator: 
NWOutfitters
Web site: 
NW Fly Fishing Outfitter
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Martin Joergensen
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From: Mel Simpson · melsksig16·at·aol.com  Link
Submitted January 7th 2013

The Shrimpton is a really nice fly and very well tied, but damn I almost got seasick watching the vise rock back and forth, WUWT?



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