Terrestrial fishing

So three articles there that are worth your, your time.

Wednesday's was called "Video: Your Favorite Summer Fly Fishing Bugs" in which I reviewed "Terrestrial Fishing" by Ed Koch, a 1990 publication from Stackpole.

This is the subtitle, "The History and Development of the Jassid, Beetle, Cricket, Hopper, Ant, and Inchworm on Pennsylvania's Legendary LeTorte".

So if you know me and Casting Across, you know that the LeTorte holds a special place in my heart, and as you've probably heard from the last 10 minutes, as do terrestrials.

In that way, it's a lot like "Imposters," the, uh, book I reviewed on the YouTube channel last week by Skip Morris, um, because it is just a great explanation of why the flies are the way they are and how to fish them.

But then the last three chapters go in a totally different direction, talking about some other exploits of angling and conservation and things like that.

So I highly recommend "Terrestrial Fishing" by Ed Koch to you.

Uh, you cannot necessarily find it easily at your local bookstore 'cause it is out of print, but you can find it online with only a little bit of searching.