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My deceased father-in-law had this hanging in his fly-tying room for
years, & stupid me never asked him about it. It is a pencil /charcoal original, signed Bill Elliott. I did some research on a business card that was stuck
in the back of the frame, from a gentleman in MO. & after several calls to several different people, I located Mr. Elliott in Florida. He told me that he
had drawn several pictures for a private tackle co. in Wyoming back in the 50's & this was the one that they had published in the catalogue. Does
anyone ever remember seeing this ?
