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“Gone Fishin’,” by William G. Tapply
A young Bill Tapply shares an on-stream victory with his father, H.G. “Tap” Tapply. Photo by Harold F. Blaisdell from Tap’s Tips: Practical Advice for All Outdoorsmen A secret, shared stream represents four decades of memories. We usually rumble across the iron bridge, turn off the road, follow the bumpy ruts beside the field, and park Dad’s station wagon at the water’s edge to offload the canoe.
Best Father's Day Gifts for Bird Hunters
Wildland Coffee Medium Roast Single Serve Tea Bag Coffee For your always-on-the-go, get-after-it guy, the new tea bag coffee from Wildland Coffee is a simple and easy solution for when their caffeine craving kicks in. Each single serve bag makes an 8-ounce cup in just eight minutes. Wildland Coffee is the perfect pick-me-up for those long days of training and trialing or when a morning boost is needed to get moving on those backcountry expeditions.
F&S Classics: Birthday Trout
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Fly Life E-News: April 11, 2019
By Skip Clement / People, Fly Fishing, Conservation, Videos / April 11, 2019 ANGLING TRADE – SPRING E-NEWS 1. We Must Protect the Clean Water Act Now, or We Risk Losing Thousands of Miles of Fishing Water Guest Column by Chris Wood, President, and CEO of Trout Unlimited. “Would you pick Larry Bird or Magic? Who is better Michael or LeBron? Would you take Russell Westbrook or Steph Curry?” 2.
A Twilight's Last Gleaming
The Bishops, Fred and Inez, of Pineville, Kentucky possess all the best American graces—faith and diligence, loyalty, sacrifice and hard work. For most of their lives the Bishops were dirt poor, but there was bounty in what they bred, seven magnificent children, all of whom earned honors, scholarships and college degrees. The Bishop children were bright and popular and so healthy that, in the aggregate, they didn't miss so much as a month of school days. This was a family blessed.
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