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WINNER ALERT - Period 1 YOTRio2021 Photo Contest!

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And the winner is...

Xavier Jaime's Entry #2

Congratulations!

Xavier Jaime, Rio Grande Cichlid, YOTRio2021, Year of the Rio, #YOTRio2021, Pat Kellner, Year of the Rio Photo Contest, Rio Grande Cichlid Photo Contest, Texas Freshwater Fly Fishing, TFFF, Texas Fly Fishing, Fly Fishing Texas, Fly Fishing for Rio Grande Cichlid

Xavier will receive an entry into the Grand Prize contest and wins a prize pack that includes:

Airflo: Airflo Superflo Universal Taper WF-5 (Floating) Line
Rheos Nautical Eyewear: Gift Card for a FREE pair of Rheos Sunglass
Flydrology: Gift card for $40

You can still win. Period Two of the Year of the Rio Photo Contest is currently running right now, and you can submit entries until the end of April!

Do you enjoy Texas Freshwater Fly Fishing? If so, you can support TFFF by making purchases at Flydrology.com Your support helps keep Texas Freshwater Fly Fishing up and running, with quality content and a great Facebook group!

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