Collectors Help Preserve the Past
I’m a big fan of vintage fly gear. I own a fair number of old graphite rods, bamboo, and classic reels. A few years back, I even picked up an early-70s Hardy Princess at a pawn shop for $40.
So when I saw this story from Steve Woit in Hatch Magazine, I knew I had to run it. Woit takes readers on a journey through a variety of fly fishing collectors’ extraordinary assortments of old gear. And, as anyone who collects antiques know, a lot of their value comes from the stories associated with a given artifact.
These stories are the lifeblood of fly fishing. Thankfully, there are those out there still keeping those stories alive.
Read the story in its entirety here.
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