
Fishing Around New York (Classic Reprint)
No man knows all there is to know about fishing. No man ever did know it, since the day of the first hairy man who caught the first fish with his tough hands. Let us hope that no man ever will know it all. If a man positively knew all about it, he would lose more than half the fun of fishing. In the dark, mysterious water, is a dark mysterious life. Every time we go a-fishing we learn something ne...
Paperback: 70 pages
Publisher: Forgotten Books (June 18, 2012)
Language: English
ASIN: B008GWPYY6
Product Dimensions: 6 x 0.2 x 9 inches
Amazon Rank: 13276424
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and wonderful about it. And we know that the next time -we go, we will learn something more. That is why all good fishermen stay young until they die. Fishing is the only dream of jouth that doth not grow stale with age. No man has ever caught so many fish or so big a fish that he does not hope to catch still more and still bigger ones. fl Every good man does not go a-fishing; but that is only because every good man, alas, is not perfect. Every good man ought to go a-fishing, because it would make him even better. The man who fishes cannot conceivably harbor evil thoughts of his fellow man or his fellow woman. He does not desire money, for all the money in the world is jjowerless to sway the simple judgment of a fish as the quality of a worm. He is busied in a far more noble pursuit than the unpleasant pursuit of gain. He ceases to waste his time in making a living. He is after fish. In those supreme and royal hours there is no dream for him except fish. His soul is serene and his nose is sunburned and the work-day world is lost. And when he comes back home, there is no selfishness left in him. He tells his brother fishermen all that he learned just what the fish bit best on, and how they did it. Fishing is a generous art. It hath no room in its kindly philosophy for petty meanness or ignoble secrecy. fl In this book the writer tells all that he knows, after having fished and studied fish for twenty-five years. He is conscious that hundreds of his readers will kno(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)
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