'FISHING MATTER"

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the diagram shows different types of fishing rods and how they are attached to each other
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Another knot.
two brown and red flies on a blue surface
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a close up of a mosquito on a person's finger with the tip extended
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two brown bugs sitting on top of a piece of paper next to a pair of scissors
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Fly Tying Nation
four different types of flies on a white surface with red and green thread spools
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a close up of a yellow and black fly
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Fly Tying Nation
there are many green bugs on the table
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Fly Tying Nation
a green and black fly sitting on top of a pair of scissors
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Fly Tying Nation
a yellow and black insect sitting on top of a handle
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