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2012 Women Anglers of Florida Sportsmen Fishing Wall Calendar
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Don’t miss the 2012 Women Anglers of Florida Sportsman calendar! In addition to the monthly featured ladies is a collection of the Women Anglers of Action Spotter, where we highlight some of the past year’s best catches. Let the ladies of Florida Sportsman help plan your next fishing trip. The calendar lists season opening and closing dates for snook, lobster, seatrout, and more. Plan fishing trips around full or new moon phases, which keep the tides-and fish-on the move.
2012 Women Anglers of Florida Sportsmen Fishing Wall Calendar
The Bad, The Good and Two Fly Fishing Women
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From The Bad, The Good and Two Fly Fishing Women:
Now, as I approach the autumn of my life and some, though not all, of my dreams have come true, how do I describe myself? As a wife and a mother who loves her family, as an attorney who admires the law, and as a fly fisher who proudly says she learned from the greatest fly fisher she ever knew: her grandmother.
And whether by accident or not, my grandmother, with the help of some unexpected and dark events, taught me something even more important than fishing, something that, even after such a long, long parade of days, I still cherish, like an antique fly rod, and wish to pass on.
The lesson happened in the middle of trout season, on the first day of summer, when several incidents came together, perhaps randomly, and formed the big event of June twenty-first. I was fourteen years old and very, very hurt and angry.
Why, you ask? …
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When her mother deserts her to be with a new man, Amanda is hurt and betrayed. She loses faith in the world. To soothe her pain, she retreats into fly fishing, until she learns that her loving grandmother has terminal cancer.
Amanda struggles to find answers. Then one day she discovers that her grandmother, against the doctor’s orders, has gone fishing somewhere on the Junction River. Frightened, Amanda, along with Shana, her adopted dog, and Vernon, a grieving alcoholic, searches the river—but marches into an unexpected, terrifying event that, in a surprising way, helps her learn to forgive and to see the good in the world.
