ISBN: 9781469693323 - tight lines and tall tales: stories of southern appalachian fly fishing (25 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: New. Southern Appalachia has its own vibrant and dynamic fishing culture, distinct from other regions of the United States-one that combines the contemplative nature of fly fishing with a focus on Southern Appalachian ecology, folklore, and storytelling. For the first time, Neil Norman uncovers the hidden history of Southern Appalachian fly fishing that stretches back generations. Drawing on archival research, his own memories of fishing, and personally collected oral histories, Norman offers a fascinating history of the sport, beginning with Mark Cathey, a renowned North Carolinian angler active in the early twentieth century, and ending in the present day in the age of Trout Unlimited. In recounting the history of Southern Appalachian fly fishing, Norman tells the story of the land itself-its streams, rivers, mountains, and valleys-while also challenging the idea that Southern Appalachia is an insular backwater or simply a tourist destination. He shows us that, as with any angling tradition, understanding where we are is key to understanding who we are. Rutter, Ian (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Zustand: New. Southern Appalachia has its own vibrant and dynamic fishing culture, distinct from other regions of the United States-one that combines the contemplative nature of fly fishing with a focus on Southern Appalachian ecology, folklore, and storytelling. For the first time, Neil Norman uncovers the hidden history of Southern Appalachian fly fishing that stretches back generations. Drawing on archival research, his own memories of fishing, and personally collected oral histories, Norman offers a fascinating history of the sport, beginning with Mark Cathey, a renowned North Carolinian angler active in the early twentieth century, and ending in the present day in the age of Trout Unlimited. In recounting the history of Southern Appalachian fly fishing, Norman tells the story of the land itself-its streams, rivers, mountains, and valleys-while also challenging the idea that Southern Appalachia is an insular backwater or simply a tourist destination. He shows us that, as with any angling tradition, understanding where we are is key to understanding who we are. Rutter, Ian (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Southern Appalachia has its own vibrant and dynamic fishing culture, distinct from other regions of the United Statesone that combines the contemplative nature of fly fishing with a focus on Southern Appalachian ecology, folklore, and storytelling. For the first time, Neil Norman uncovers the hidden history of Southern Appalachian fly fishing that stretches back generations. Drawing on archival research, his own memories of fishing, and personally collected oral histories, Norman offers a fascinating history of the sport, beginning with Mark Cathey, a renowned North Carolinian angler active in the early twentieth century, and ending in the present day in the age of Trout Unlimited. In recounting the history of Southern Appalachian fly fishing, Norman tells the story of the land itselfits streams, rivers, mountains, and valleyswhile also challenging the idea that Southern Appalachia is an insular backwater or simply a tourist destination. He shows us that, as with any angling tradition, understanding where we are is key to understanding who we are. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Rutter, Ian (illustrator).…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Southern Appalachia has its own vibrant and dynamic fishing culture, distinct from other regions of the United Statesone that combines the contemplative nature of fly fishing with a focus on Southern Appalachian ecology, folklore, and storytelling. For the first time, Neil Norman uncovers the hidden history of Southern Appalachian fly fishing that stretches back generations. Drawing on archival research, his own memories of fishing, and personally collected oral histories, Norman offers a fascinating history of the sport, beginning with Mark Cathey, a renowned North Carolinian angler active in the early twentieth century, and ending in the present day in the age of Trout Unlimited. In recounting the history of Southern Appalachian fly fishing, Norman tells the story of the land itselfits streams, rivers, mountains, and valleyswhile also challenging the idea that Southern Appalachia is an insular backwater or simply a tourist destination. He shows us that, as with any angling tradition, understanding where we are is key to understanding who we are. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Rutter, Ian (illustrator).…

Paperback. Zustand: New. Southern Appalachia has its own vibrant and dynamic fishing culture, distinct from other regions of the United States-one that combines the contemplative nature of fly fishing with a focus on Southern Appalachian ecology, folklore, and storytelling. For the first time, Neil Norman uncovers the hidden history of Southern Appalachian fly fishing that stretches back generations. Drawing on archival research, his own memories of fishing, and personally collected oral histories, Norman offers a fascinating history of the sport, beginning with Mark Cathey, a renowned North Carolinian angler active in the early twentieth century, and ending in the present day in the age of Trout Unlimited. In recounting the history of Southern Appalachian fly fishing, Norman tells the story of the land itself-its streams, rivers, mountains, and valleys-while also challenging the idea that Southern Appalachia is an insular backwater or simply a tourist destination. He shows us that, as with any angling tradition, understanding where we are is key to understanding who we are. Rutter, Ian (illustrator).…