When he picks up a flyrod, gravity decides to look the other way. He fishes giant tarpon with a 9-weight, because he has to under-compensate. Once, when the fishing was slow he invented the sport of shark hurling… he is still the world’s only surviving practitioner. He is…the most interesting guide in the world. “I [...]
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Fashionably Late & Interesting
I must be slipping; can’t believe I missed Interesting Friday’s… actually, I just wasn’t in the frame of mind to come up with another three original lines. Good news, however, the wait is over. ____________________ His double-haul is so sharp, you can get whiplash just by watching. His fishing journal has been listed as classified [...]
Just another Interesting Friday.
Where does the time go? Here’s another episode of interesting. ____________________ If there was a book written about his life it would be listed as a controlled substance in most countries. His wading shoes alone have seen more action than most fishing tournaments. (What did you think I was going to say?) As a rule he [...]
Most Interesting Fridays (cont.)
Ah, time for another episode of interesting. ____________________ He once vanished from a fishing trip in Colorado only to reappear days later in the Caribbean… as El Presidente. It was he who taught Castro how to smoke a cigar, though he doesn’t smoke himself. He nick-named his favorite fly rod the “Jolly Roger”. I [...]
Most Interesting Fridays…
Wow, is it friday again? Been slacking, I guess, but the calendar says it’s time again for something interesting. ____________________ All he ever has to say is, “Fish, right there” and his clients know exactly what he means. The last time he had to pay for his own drink was during the Reagan administration… hey, [...]
The Most Interesting Guide in the World
He’s never been to Vagas, he takes Vagas with him. He’s been known to forget he has a job… because he was out fishing. When questioned about his tactics people often find him unintelligible. He is… the most interesting guide in the world. “I don’t always get to fish myself, but when I do I [...]
