golden beetle
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To take a road trip, you gotta rock out in the car to your favorite road tripping music.
This is my personal favorite at the moment.
A friend of mine invited me up to see the Deerfield, so we met up at the Book Mill, a great used bookstore and coffee house in what had been an old mill, alongside what I presume is a fine little brook trout stream.
I bought the shirt, and a book that perhaps a few of you might know, "Currents and Eddies," by William J. Schaldach.
Great pictures and old paintings in this book, and some old fashioned advice for fishing the Catskills. I bought it, but think this one could be a real treasure for a true historian and fisherman who appreciates the literature of the region. So if you know this book and want to trade for it, perhaps an Italian bamboo rod would suffice... Make an offer.
Anyway, the Deerfield...
We saw two risers in about an hour or two just standing streamside.
A very worthy river, I'd say, that has captured my imagination.
I might advise you to stay away if you don't like liberals, intellectuals, college students, and their ridiculous sanctuaries, the bookstore and the coffee house.
A place like this will leave you longing for mass production and Walmart, if it doesn't make you buy an American made bamboo rod first.
This is my personal favorite at the moment.
A friend of mine invited me up to see the Deerfield, so we met up at the Book Mill, a great used bookstore and coffee house in what had been an old mill, alongside what I presume is a fine little brook trout stream.
I bought the shirt, and a book that perhaps a few of you might know, "Currents and Eddies," by William J. Schaldach.
Great pictures and old paintings in this book, and some old fashioned advice for fishing the Catskills. I bought it, but think this one could be a real treasure for a true historian and fisherman who appreciates the literature of the region. So if you know this book and want to trade for it, perhaps an Italian bamboo rod would suffice... Make an offer.
Anyway, the Deerfield...
We saw two risers in about an hour or two just standing streamside.
A very worthy river, I'd say, that has captured my imagination.
I might advise you to stay away if you don't like liberals, intellectuals, college students, and their ridiculous sanctuaries, the bookstore and the coffee house.
A place like this will leave you longing for mass production and Walmart, if it doesn't make you buy an American made bamboo rod first.
