Flies that Catch Trout and how to Fish Them

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Flies that Catch Trout and how to Fish Them

Author	: Ross A. Mueller
File Size	: 55,8 Mb
Publisher	: The Guest Cottage, Inc.
Language	: English
Release Date	: 20 May 1995
ISBN	: 0964804700
Pages	: 132 pages

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Flies that Catch Trout and how to Fish Them by Ross A. Mueller Book PDF Summary

Streams mentioned in the text include: Bloody Run and Spring Branch in Iowa; Ontonagon River, Escanaba River, Pigeon River, Au Sable River, Pere Marquette River, and Muskegon River in Michigan ; Whitewater River, Root River, and South Branch Root River in Minnesota; Brule River, White River, Namekagon River, Oconto, South Branch, Oconto River, Willow River, Kinnickinnic River, Wolf River, Tomorrow/Waupaca River, Timber Coulee, West Fork, Kicapoo River, Big and Little Green River, Castle Rock, Pine River, Willow River, White River, Mecan River, and Black Earth Creek in Wisconsin.

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