March Brown Spider

Name: March Brown Spider
Brand: My Fishing Flies
SKU: SPD25PT
Price: 1.4 GBP
Availability: InStock

Reference SPD14K-25PT

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£1.40

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A very small spider version of the prolific March Brown

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