Joe Brooks and the First Televised Fishing Contest

June 29, 2007 By: Marshall Cutchin

Andrew Stiles, while visiting the IGFA headquarters in Florida, uncovered an episode of ABC’s “Wide World of Sports” that featured Joe Brooks and Curty Gowdy

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testing their skills against two Argentinian anglers in the 1960s. Stiles, the head of the Virginia Capital Chapter of Trout Unlimited, had a particular interest in the program because Brooks lived in Richmond, Virginia for a period of 14 years before his death. “The footage is a treasure. The rugged peaks of Patagonia soar in majestic beauty. Curt Gowdy banters like a buddy as much as a polished sportscaster. And Brooks shines as a regular guy with a brilliant gift. The show pits Gowdy and Brooks, as the U.S. team, against Erick Gornick and Tito Hosman of Argentina. Their quarry: Eastern brook trout.” Lee Graves in the Richmond Times-Dispatch.