flyfishermanj
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Guys & Gals,
Just finished reading Trout Eyes by William G. Tapply. Some of you may know of his articles/stories from American Angler's "Reading the Currents" section. This book is basically a collection of these stories, though I only encountered two that I've read before. Overall I liked this book and will probaly read some more of his work when given a chance. It was a fast, light-hearted read that will have you thinking back on past fishing adventures of your own, I especially like the stories that he wrote about his dad. Now I'm not saying for you to put this work at the top of your "to read" list, but given a chance read it. You will enjoy it, I know I did.
Here's another review byFlyFishOhio.com and here's the book:Trout Eyes by William G. Tapply.
JH
Just finished reading Trout Eyes by William G. Tapply. Some of you may know of his articles/stories from American Angler's "Reading the Currents" section. This book is basically a collection of these stories, though I only encountered two that I've read before. Overall I liked this book and will probaly read some more of his work when given a chance. It was a fast, light-hearted read that will have you thinking back on past fishing adventures of your own, I especially like the stories that he wrote about his dad. Now I'm not saying for you to put this work at the top of your "to read" list, but given a chance read it. You will enjoy it, I know I did.
Here's another review byFlyFishOhio.com and here's the book:Trout Eyes by William G. Tapply.
JH
