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		<title>Red Tag&#8217;s Dangerous Dozen</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I&#8217;ve finally got round to tying all members of Red Tag trout Tours&#8217; Dangerous Dozen — the 12 flies that are a must in your arsenal for Tassie&#8217;s wild brown trout streams and rivers. Featured above is the ever-popular Blue Damsel, which appears with the rest of the gang in our online portfolio.]]></description>
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<p>I&#8217;ve finally got round to tying all members of Red Tag trout Tours&#8217; Dangerous Dozen — the 12 flies that are a must in your arsenal for Tassie&#8217;s wild brown trout streams and rivers.</p>
<p>Featured above is the ever-popular Blue Damsel, which appears with the rest of the gang in <a href="http://www.redtagtrout.com/portfolio/">our online portfolio</a>.</p>
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