Fishing notes
- No, not one, thanks for asking. A few pulls, one of which I really should have turned into a trout, but my fingers were numb and shaky after fishing through a hailstorm without gloves.
- Even on a day with a hailstorm in it, I can get burned cheeks in four hours by the water and drive home at lunatic speeds because I am a little sunstruck. Of course I drove there at lunatic speeds. I couldn’t help it. I was going fishing.
- Next time, I will be invincible, for I will be armed with Kaufmann’s fat ass dragon. Well worth sending to Seattle for a fly with a name like that.
- Nothing whatever to do with fishing, but I was winding up some of the CiF commentators about their knowledge of science — something in inverse proposrtion to their certainty about the use and reach of scientific knowledge — last week and so noticed with delight, via Ponder Stibbins, a really interesting introduction to Quantum Physics, taken in the opposite direction to most normal ones.
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Have I ever mentioned that knitting is an extremely meditative activity? (and therefore good for the brain as we all know). Fishing might come second in a list of such activities. So you might reap a triple benefit if you knit yourself some fishing gloves.
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I have a pair of knitted gloves, thank you. They get soggy and then very cold.