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Posted by: canpaddle
Posted on: Mar 21^st, 2007 at 9:30pm

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REEL WOMEN by: LYLA FOGGIA

This book is way cool, for all you folks who love fishing.
The following is a quote from the book.

"REEL WOMEN tells the captivating stories of the daring and the ingenious who have made a lasting impact of sportfishing. More than a houndred profiles include such figures as tiny Mrs. Keith Spalding, who landed a 426-pound swordfish in 1921, plus the living legends of flyfishing, big game saltwater fishing, and bass fishing: from Helen Robinson, who developed a groundbreaking technique for teasing billfish into striking an artificial fly, to Sugar Ferris, founder of the first bass-fishing circuit for women."

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