Anglers Quote by Thaddeus Norris

“Anglers may be divided into almost as many genera and species as the fish they catch, and engage in the sport from as many impulses.” quote by Thaddeus Norris — Download Open image

“Anglers may be divided into almost as many genera and species as the fish they catch, and engage in the sport from as many impulses.”

Thaddeus Norris

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