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Recommended Fly Assortment for Colorado Alpine Creeks and Lakes (redirect)

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Josiah
PostedMay 7, 2014 at 10:42 am

This may be perceived as selfish or uncouth, so I apologize in advance…

BUT seeing that “gear” section has 280,000+ posts and the “fishing” section has ~2,000 posts. I thought I’d try to get my question a little more viability before I buy a bunch of flies.

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