Licensed by age and experience, I have
prospected the trout fishing of these Colorado Rocky Mountains and have
discovered lodes of high grade angling along the Front Range of Colorado. I
feel confident in the claim that the Front Range-- with those who have advanced
its angling literature, practice, and gear-- constitutes an integral and distinguished sphere
of angling of national import.
Let this claim be known
as
The Front Range School of American Fly Fishing
as
The Front Range School of American Fly Fishing
Masters in the School
The Living:
Joe Argello
John Barr
A.K.Best
anonymous
Mike Clark
Ed Engle
John Gierach
Daniel Galhardo
Anders Halverson
Todd Hosman
Ken Iwamasa
Kathy Shulkin-Jensen
The Dead:
Arthur Carhart
L.B. France
Goodwin Granger
Jim Haywood
Peter “Baker” Johnson
Charlie Meyers
Richard O’Conner
Richard O’Conner
Bill Phillipson
Hank Roberts
Not included are commercial fly tiers and guides
identified with fly shops.
A region must support a published literature to
qualify as a school.
Other national schools:
As I have named them
The School of the Catskills
The Upper Dam of Maine School
The School of
Pennsylvania Lime-Stones
The School of the Upper Mid-West
The School of the Montana Sky
The School of the Pacific Rim
I propose a symposium of anglers at which each of
the schools
would
be featured and defined.
ERIN BLOCK in
the chair
© Gordon
Wickstrom
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