"Cutthroat & Campfire Tales The Fly-Fishing Heritage Of The West" 1988 MONNETT, John H. Jockeys Sir Geoffrey de Bellaigue was

Sir Geoffrey de Bellaigue was Director of the Royal Collection and Surveyor of The Queen's Works of Art until 1996

He trained at the drawing academy of Henry Pars in London

For every thought-provoking Professor

first published in 1937

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"Cutthroat & Campfire Tales The Fly-Fishing Heritage Of The West" 1988 MONNETT, John H. Jockeys Sir Geoffrey de Bellaigue wasMONNETT, John H. [170] pp. Pruett Publishing 1988 9" x 6" To cast a fly on high country waters in the West is to be part of an angling tradition that stretches back over a hundred years. First published in 1988, John H. Monnett's Cutthroat and Campfire Tales brings that heritage alive with its stories of nineteenth and early twentieth century fishing expeditions. To the nineteenth century angler, the West's resources appeared inexhaustible there