I’ll stop short of calling it a New Year’s resolution, because I didn’t make the decision until just recently. But after taking inventory of our flies – dries, wets, nymphs and streamers – I’ve decided we’re not buying any this year.
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Fly-fishing’s buying patterns: Some flies catch fish, some flies catch fishermen, some do both
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