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Words of Autumn

December 14, 2024 thepathlessflyfishedLeave a comment

Editor's Note: My good friend and longtime TPLFF contributor, Dean Kuettel, is back! This time with a thoughtful reflection from his new home waters of Virginia. I will eagerly await more of his updates from the East until I'm able to join him on the banks of a small brook trout stream again someday. -Sam… Continue reading Words of Autumn →

Tagged brook trout, fly fishing, hoover, outdoors, poetry, shenandoah, wordsworth
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