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Baltic Pike Flies Issue 3

Simon Graham from Pike Fly Fishing Articles is at it again with more brilliant pike fly designs! If you love pike and you love fly fishing, it doesn’t get much better then this!

Pike Flies By Simon Graham

We have a lot in common with Simon Graham of Pike Fly Fishing Articles (and Baltic Pike Tours), but most of all we both love pike. While we prefer chasing them with large spinner baits, Simon catches them on flies. And just like I create my own spinner baits, Simon creates his own incredible flies in all sorts of colours, shapes and sizes. If you are interested in catching pike on the fly, do yourself a favour and check out some of his site and some of his creations.

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