Tan GT Brush Fly
2 April, 2015
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Tim Babich is a head guide for FlyCastaway and he has caught many big GTs on fly tackle in and around St Brandon’s and Farquhar.
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Tim Babich is a head guide for FlyCastaway and he has caught many big GTs on fly tackle in and around St Brandon’s and Farquhar.
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This is so cool. I would love to try it on our kob and even grunter perhaps? Ed Truter and his crew often catch grunter
