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The March Brown Legacy

An article written about the March Brown fly. Lots of interesting information, historical facts and participation of our polis colleagues in this article.

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  • 2020-03-06
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"The March Brown Legacy".", Jorgen Joergensen,

Global FlyFisher

The flies for this article with commentary were given by Pawel Ziętecki and Adam Gierczak

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