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Cortland Competition MKII - European Style Nymphing Fly Rod 6wt A variety of dyed colors Pattern:13 - Gray Drake
Cortland Competition MKII - European Style Nymphing Fly Rod 6wt A variety of dyed colors Pattern:13 - Gray Drake
Cortland Competition MKII - European Style Nymphing Fly Rod 6wt A variety of dyed colors Pattern:13 - Gray Drake
Cortland Competition MKII - European Style Nymphing Fly Rod 6wt A variety of dyed colors Pattern:13 - Gray Drake
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Cortland Competition MKII - European Style Nymphing Fly Rod 6wt A variety of dyed colors Pattern:13 - Gray Drake

SKU: 30280862813
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Cortland Competition MKII European Style Nymphing Fly Rod 6wt A variety of dyed colors Pattern:13 Gray Drake A variety of dyed colors are also available the CerMag offers you the additional length you need these rods have been designed and built utilizing over 30 years of top level competition experience from the Cortland Prostaff Built using carbon fiber of military grade modulus and resins

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