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The Triangle Fly

A strange kind of saltwater fly for sea trout - nothing like other flies

By Martin Joergensen

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A reason for a name

A reason for a name

Autumn casting

Autumn casting

Can you say sparse?

Can you say sparse?

Triangular fish

Triangular fish

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