Fishing class

Author: Paul Kuentzel
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Publish Date: 2001-02-01
Features: Any seeker, any pilgrim, any hopeful traveler, as long as he believes in the art and sport of fishing, can find something meaningful, purposeful, traditional, and astonishing in it. Fishing Lessons is about teaching. These lessons are about moderation and excess, success and failure, balance, life and death, hope, humor, morality, love, and war, but it also talks about Paul Kuentzel's fishing, endless fishing. Paul Kuentzel is a clinical psychologist, writer, essayist, magazine contributor, columnist, humorist, teacher, speaker, public speaker, entrepreneur, and professional blowhard, and most importantly, he is a fishing enthusiast. Reading Fishing Lessons, one thing you will learn is that none of the chapters teach you how to fish. Well, maybe there is one. That chapter is: Fish More! No matter how long you think you have been fishing, there is one thing I can tell you now: Paul Kuentzel will laugh at your meager fishing experience. He ensures he spends at least 80 days fishing every year! And not just in the 50 lakes around the cabin where he lives, but also fishing all over the country, abroad, and in remote seas. Fishing Lessons is about teaching. These lessons are about moderation and excess, success and failure, balance, life and death, hope, humor, morality, love, and war, but it also talks about Paul Kuentzel's fishing, endless fishing.