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Profound River by John Gubbins Springville, UT: Sweetwater Books, 2012 (256 p.) |
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Summary: Did a nun really invent the first flies for fly-fishing? Yes. Dame Juliana Berners was a remarkable woman: devout catholic nun and the credited inventor of fly-fishing. From boar-hunting on horseback with nothing but a spear to facing off with greedy priests determined to further impoverish her convent and family of faithful sisters, Dame Juliana's story will surprise and inspire you. (Publisher website) | |||||||||||
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