Fumbling With a Fly RodFumbling With a Fly Rod, by Ian Colin James. James who introduced "looganfest," "full contact flyfishing," "trailers," and "bridgers" into the lexicon of fly fishing proves conclusively that a hooked salmon does feel like a galloping greyhound; postulates that women might make better fishermen than men; express wonder at why kids always get the big fish; and cautions that one's love life can get complicated between bed and riverbed. 'Fumbling With A

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but leads him slowly and wisely through the intricacies of the proper selection of rod and tackle to the correct and simple usage of this tackle on the stream

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