"Perhaps some of my viewpoints will be considered radical to those who consider technical skill above anything else. I bow to their skill, admire it, wish I were in the same class with them. But underneath I am still the instinctive, natural fisherman of my boyhood and from this angle the nine rules mention seem most important. It seems to me that the fundamentals are the necessities and the other things are accessories which aid in bolstering the fundamentals. Once the fundamentals become instinctive you can elaborate to good advantage. But to start out with the highly technical ideas without the groundwork of lowly experience is to start wrong. It is putting the cart before the horse."
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