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A 12" x 18" dolphin flag with brass grommets for displaying your catch
This Taylor Made Dolphin Flag measures 12" x 18" and belongs to the Fisherman's Catch Flags range. It is made for boat owners who want to display their catch. Brass grommets are fitted for secure attachment to a flagpole or rigging.
Anglers who need a larger banner or a different species design should look elsewhere. Boaters requiring a national ensign or signal flag will not find it here. The item is a single flag with no pole or mounting hardware included.
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Thread a flag line or zip ties through both brass grommets on the 12" x 18" Dolphin Flag and secure them to your outrigger clip or antenna mount; the step people miss is leaving enough slack so the flag flies freely without tearing the grommets.
Replace the 12" x 18" Dolphin Flag when the dolphin graphic fades noticeably or the fabric frays near the brass grommets; UV and saltwater degrade the material over a season of daily use.
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