Lee WulffA biography of Lee Wulff, written by Jack Samson. Nowadays when private planes by the thousands crisscross the vastness of the frozen north it doesn't seem that daring for a small plane to cross Labrador, Newfoundland or Nova Scotia. But in 1947 it was unheard of for a man in a tiny, single engine aircraft to explore these great reaches of wilderness alone, searching for a place to fly fish for Atlantic salmon. Lee Wulff was a giant of an outdoorsman

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