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Landon Mayer Fly Fishing

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Posted On: December 20th 2025, 04:06 am

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It’s almost that time, see everybody tomorrow at 10 AM @thepeakflyshop holiday celebration. 🎄🎅 I will kick things off with a sight fishing presentation, followed by a fly tying demo of my #tubemidge #purplewing 🔥 Enjoy the festivities, great food, great company, and of course, many fish stories from all! #landonmayerflyfishing

Comments (7)

andrewehardt

10 months ago

andrewehardt

Where do you get that trout shaped fly tying tool caddy? That’s is awesome!

cornhuskerflyfishers

10 months ago

cornhuskerflyfishers

Have a great day and kick-off to your Leech It Tour. Can’t wait to see you in Nebraska

triedandtroutsupply

10 months ago

triedandtroutsupply

🔥🔥

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