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Old February 29th, 2004, 04:16 PM
Stuart DeWolfe
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I am looking to find a book with Lee Wulff patterns , tying instructions,&
fishing tips. Does anyone know of such a book. If you know of such a book I
sure would appreciate knowing the Author & who it is published by so I can
purchase one.
Thanks in advance
Stu.


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Old February 29th, 2004, 11:01 PM
Chas Wade
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"Ernie" wrote:

I lost all respect for Lee Wolf when he was shown on the cover of
a popular Fly Fishing Magazine holding a Big trout. It was
supposed to be a live trout, but was obviously dead. The eyes
tell every time. I learned later he had the fish in a freezer
for a week.


Just about all the famous fishermen have stories told about them like
that. If you'd mention whicj magazine and even an estimated date, I'd
enjoy looking it up. In any event, none of us is so pure that we
should condemn a man for one mistake.

"People of the world relax"

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Old March 1st, 2004, 03:24 AM
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"Chas Wade" wrote in message
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"Ernie" wrote:

I lost all respect for Lee Wolf when he was shown on the cover

of
a popular Fly Fishing Magazine holding a Big trout. It was
supposed to be a live trout, but was obviously dead. The eyes
tell every time. I learned later he had the fish in a freezer
for a week.


Just about all the famous fishermen have stories told about

them like
that. If you'd mention whicj magazine and even an estimated

date, I'd
enjoy looking it up. In any event, none of us is so pure that

we
should condemn a man for one mistake.
Chas


Chas,
It was the cover of FlyFishing about 15 years ago. I'd look it
up but sold all my magazines. A live fish held out of water will
have his eyes pointing down. You would be surprised at the
amount of them that they say are alive, but their eyes are
pointing level.
Ernie


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Old March 3rd, 2004, 06:35 PM
Chas Wade
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"Ernie" wrote:
Chas,
It was the cover of FlyFishing about 15 years ago. I'd look it
up but sold all my magazines. A live fish held out of water will
have his eyes pointing down. You would be surprised at the
amount of them that they say are alive, but their eyes are
pointing level.


I think that's a pretty good diagnostic. I've seen some fish still
hold their eyes down after being bonked, and I have some pictures of
steelhead that swam away vigorously despite the fact that their eyes
are up in the pictures.

I've seen a few magazine pictures with a guy holding his stuffed fish
in a nearly natural way, but the upright fins and the open mouth were
just too perfect.

15 years ago, most folks were still keeping fish. You also have to
consider that getting a picture of Lee Wulff with a fish is great stuff
for selling magazines. It may not even have been his fish. I'd
complain if the article claimed it was some sort of a record fish that
had been released unweighed, or if it was like that "world record bass"
we saw pictures of recently.

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