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$A photograph of a beautiful, colourful fly fishing lure on a very rough piece of wood\t Silver Grey$

An Asian/Japanese Euro Nymphing Fisherman on the Truckee River, Nevada.

The Rocky Mountains. From old film stock in 1989

Wobbler isolated on a white background. Equipment for fishing. An artificial bait for hunting various fish species.

Artificial baits for catching of the predatory fishes on black background

Trail 482, Ardeth Lake, Edna Lake Area in the rain and clouds Sawtooth National Forest Idaho June 1986

Doe deer running in southwest Colorado, in western USA of North America.

Cancelled Stamp From Mexico Featuring An Indigenous Man.

Female hiker is having stop for rest in mountains

Fishing with spinning. On the surface of the greenish river water, covered with ripples, a light gray wobbler floats attached to a fishing line. Snags are visible in the background. A look from under the water. Close-up.

An antique salmon lure - showing bite marks from fish caught by the lure - isolated on a white background. Includes clipping path.

A single fish in front of a much too big fishing hook

$Top view of Yosemite's Yosemite Falls as it drops down into Yosemite Valley 3,000 feet below.\n\nTaken in Yosemite National Park, California, USA$

The landscape along on the Peace River in British Columbia, Canada. Vintage photograph ca. 1914.

Rock Basin Lakes during a drought year as seen from the eastern ridge of Boreal Plateau of Sequoia National Park.

$fishing bait lure hanging on a threefold hook. glow brightly colored fake fish\non black stoned background$

Room for text above a fishing lure that is used when the fish are shallow and eating food floating on the top of the water.

$Discover the artistry and tradition behind Finnish handmade fishing lures crafted from wood. Finland holds a distinguished place in the world of fishing tackle, with its renowned Rapala lures originating here and gaining global acclaim. This rich heritage has inspired countless enthusiasts to create their own lures, each imbued with a unique blend of skill, creativity, and passion.\n\nExplore the intricacies of Finnish lure-making as skilled artisans fashion each piece by hand, paying meticulous attention to detail and quality. From the selection of premium wood to the precision carving and painting, these lures embody the essence of craftsmanship and tradition.\n\nExperience the thrill of fishing with these finely crafted treasures, which not only entice fish but also reflect a deep connection to nature and the art of angling. Whether used for sport or leisure, Finnish handmade wooden lures offer a timeless allure that resonates with anglers around the world.$

Cancelled Stamp From The Colony Of British Guiana Now Known As Guyana. Independence Came In 1966. This Stamp Features An Indian Shooting Fish.

Cottonwood Lakes with upper lakes frozen and Olancha Peak in distant horizon as seen from the Mount Langley cross-country route in Sequoia National Park.

A man stands on a rock while fly fishing in Chile, South America.

A silver-blue wobbler swims underwater past an old dark snag while fishing. The taut leash goes through the water surface up into the air. It's dark and gloomy under the water.

Shannon Waterfalls North of Vancouver, Canada

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