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Sea-Ducer, Yellow-Red

Item #: 615019738
Your Price: $2.65

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An excellent big fish fly, the Sea-ducer is effective when big gamefish are willing to strike a suggestive rather than realistic pattern. This on has been around for years and will continue to catch aggressive fish around the world.

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