The Day Tripper blogs a 16-point checklist for preparing yourself ahead of the new season and where do our soulmates come?
Number Two.
That’s right. Sixteen things with which to tax ourselves, yet Significant Others rank second in importance only to flies.
“Do some extra chores around the house and encourage the Mrs. to go shopping, or out with her friends. This will pay off huge during the season when the grass is almost knee high and you’re going fishing for the 10th day in a row.”
I trust you’re now seeing me in a whole new light, Mrs Taunted.
News- Does angling damage fish stocks? - guardian.co.uk
- Fraser on fishing: Women endure Lein times but emerge with credit - Edinburgh Evening News
- TROUT FISHING: By Simon Green - Rugby Today
- Anglers overcome industrial past - BBC News
- Angling round-up: Difficult fishing in reservoirs - This is Wiltshire.co.uk
- Twitter Taunts
- TauntedbyWaters: Watching: HD large format fishing video theatre - good job 'Hatches' and 'Canadian Fly Fisher' ( http://bit.ly/q4XMq )
- TauntedbyWaters: Reading: "Gear Review: Fly Fishing Hip Chest Packs - MidCurrent" ( http://bit.ly/eDAXy )
- TauntedbyWaters: Reading: "Biologists help rare fish flee New Mexico fire" ( http://bit.ly/2FDD6I )
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“Best fishing book ever…”
We all have one. I'm taking names...
Ninety-two in the Shade, by Thomas McGuane. "the finest fishing novel ever written, with the possible exception of Moby-Dick" - Paul Quarrington, Toronto Globe & Mail
The Joys of Trout, by Arnold Gingrich. "What a great book to read." - Pastor Caster, FlyAnglers.org
The Habit of Rivers: Reflections on Trout Streams and Fly Fishing, by Ted Leeson. "I find myself coming back to...'Habit of Rivers' quite a bit...Extremely well written book." - sculpin1, Fly Fisherman forum
Curtis Creek Manifesto, by Sheridan Anderson. "...hands-down the best book I’ve found to learn about the basics of fishing." - Kim Jackson, Albany Democrat-Herald
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About Me
Taunted By Waters is what Trout Fisherman features editor Jeffrey Prest gets up to between salary negotiations.
Much as he'd like the credit for this play on the famous last words in A River Runs Through It, the real hero is Hannah Nordhaus, who coined the phrase in an article on her first try at flyfishing, for Rocky Mountain News. This blog is dedicated to her. The good bits, anyway.
E-mail Jeff at: jeffrey DOT prest AT bauermedia DOT co DOT uk [no spaces]
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