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"The Fisherman Versus Bait
by L T Walker
It sure is something funny and I can't quite figure
out.
When the summer days are sunny and the streams are
full of trout.
Why the nimble footed nimrod hastens to the
stream.
And lugs a lot of bait along.
And rather odd it seems. When old man trout is
hungry-sure
And feeding the riffles high.
The proper lure to uses a plain-
dry-fly.
It sure is best of all the sports old rainbow boy
to lick.
To land him high with a hackle fly
When once you've learned the trick.
Don't let folks call us baiters- It is an ugly
term.
Don't let the other fellow figure you'r depending
on a worm.
Let's do away with salmon eggs and batis of other
sorts.
And swear, if it takes a keg, we'll all bed better
sports."
Rick
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