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I have a lot of good (expensive) flys but I seem to get a lot more
suspicious looks and then refusals than I should. I know the size and patterns are good but wonder now because of the incredible sense of smell trout reputedly have that the flys have somehow become tainted. I'm not a smoker,careful with sunscreen,insect spray and wash my hands etc but is there a way or product I can wash the flys in or with? Regards Simon . |
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