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Wikipediaからそのまま持ってきて大変恐縮です。
この川、グランド・トラバース湾に流れ込む全長45.4キロのミシガンでもTOP10に入るトラウトリバーとのこと。
うらやましい。
The Complete Angler is a film by James Prosek (artist/writer), Fritz Mitchell (producer/editor) and Peter Franchella (cinematographer). It documents Prosek's travels as he walks in the footsteps of the 17th century English writer, Izaak Walton―"research" for his senior thesis at Yale. The film focuses on Walton's book, The Compleat Angler, a book that many have heard of but few have actually read.
Chapter 1 - James leaves Connecticut for Ireland and England, catching a few trout in his home streams and musing about his youth, fishing, and some Waltonian ideals. He visits the library at Yale and examines a first edition of Walton's Compleat Angler from 1653. Then he sits for a reading of Yeat's poem, The Song of Wandering Aengus, by Harold Bloom.
Chapter 2 - James goes to Ireland to experience the earliest form of fly-fishing, dapping live mayflies impaled on fine-wire hooks for brown trout on the lakes of the Connemara region. He visits with a boy who collects and sells live mayflies to the fishermen, and salmon fishes along the Eriff River.
Chapter 3 - James fishes a tributary of the Thames in London that Walton fished three hundred and fifty years before, the River Lea. Walton was forced out of London during the English Civil War and returned to the pastoral beauty of his homeland in Derbyshire and the beautiful River Dove in the Peak District.
Chapter 4 - James visits the "fishing temple" on the River Dove, which Charles Cotton (considered the father of modern fly-fishing) built in honor of his friend Izaak Walton.
Chapter 5 - James fishes with Sir John Swire, an upper-class Englishman who talks about his love of fishing and of Izaak Walton's ideals and life philosophy.
Chapter 6 - James visits Victoria Wakefield who helped him secure fishing on the renowned chalk streams, the Test and Itchen in Hampshire. She introduces him to Roger Harrison, who owns a beautiful stretch of water on the Itchen with lots of wild trout. There, James encounters a milkmaiden.
Final Chapter - James visits Izaak Walton's grave in a chapel in Winchester Cathedral, and discusses the last years of his life. Then he sings a song in a meadow by the river and returns to the fishing at the pond near his home in Connecticut.
Kurtさんに直接聞いてみました!
⇒2番も使うのですね。
日本と同じです。ブルックトラウトは1889年にスイスへ持ち込まれました。スイス独自の魚はブラウンです。レインボーも輸入され、カナダから輸入されたレイク・トラウトとともに山間の湖に放流されています。私は、みなさんごがご存知のインターラーケンhttp://www.jungfrau.ch/en/tourism/のそばに住んでいて、シャッテンハルブ町の助役を務めていますwww.schattenhalb.ch。またAare峡谷(アーレ峡谷/1マイルにわたって氷河が削った峡谷の遊歩道を有する観光スポット)財団の財務担当理事も務めています
⇒日本のほうが遅かったわけですね。
Commercial Director of Hardy & Greys has explained why the company
Hardy & Greys – a business that has built up an almost iconic status
since its formation in 1872 – has this week been placed on the market
by its owner the Harris & Sheldon Group, a family-owned UK private
The sale is part of a long-term business plan by Harris & Sheldon to
The slimming down operation also saw the departure of its Managing
owner to take control of the brand and continue to expand its export
Brewster added: “The Miller family, which owns Hardy & Greys, has
subsidiary in France.The sale will not affect those plans and Brewster
stressed that it was business as usual for the company as it searched
“We will not be putting the brakes on anything and all new initiatives
No asking price has been revealed for the company and Brewster said
that there was no urgency for a quick sale. “We will wait for the right
Hardy& Greys has been owned by the Coventry-based Harris &
fishing, and a company that has been at the forefront of fishing tackle
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