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The Devil's Tickler No comments yet Published on Oct 18. 2013 - 12 years agoUpdated or edited 6 years ago

Tying instructions for CATCH Fly Fishing's Musky pattern called The Devil's Tickler.

Originator CatchFlyFishing Originator's web site http://catchflyfish.com

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