Fishing Purists Need to Pass On Their Knowledge
Kenneth Kieser makes a great point in his latest column for The Examiner, a newspaper in Jackson, MO, about the need for fly anglers to pass on their knowledge to the next generation.
This is something I’ve worried about for a few years now, and it makes me happy to see others discussing the need to hand down the knowledge we have. If we want the American tradition of fishing – and specifically fly fishing – to endure, we have to be willing to be teachers as well as anglers.
Read Kieser’s column in full here.
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