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Stippled Beauties: Seasons, Landscapes & Trout.

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This entry was posted on September 21, 2015 by trutta. It was filed under Fly Tying, Photography & Imagery, Stillwater, Streams, Trout breeding & stocking, Waterside bird & animal life and was tagged with #StippledBeauties, Andrew Fowler, Fishing books, fly-fishing, south african fishing books, south african fly fishing, stippled beauties.

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anotherwordforit

Honestly, I am really excited for you. And your dad did the cover art? That’s a special thing. It truly is. It’s a lovely piece of artwork too; it fits a lot of your writing style perfectly.

Truly well done. I’ve been a fan of your writing for a long while now and can’t wait to read this. Congratulations.

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September 21, 2015 at 9:02 pm
- trutta
  
  Thanks so much Andrew.
  Yes, my Dad did the painting that I used on the cover (he has painted several flyfishing scenes from my photos)….and the bloke in the picture is my cousin….keeping it in the family!
  
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  September 21, 2015 at 10:22 pm

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