TOP TO BOTTOM “In 1928, a Ford Model T was $495. This Gibson Bella Voce retailed for $500,” says Lloyd the barber. The Brazilian rosewood and its elaborate inlays made this piece unique among the emporium wall displaying classic banjos and resonators. Brody Alexander Green was the most mentally focused the last day of the trip. He was casting and retrieving intently until the very end. As the fly weaved in a figure-eight motion, the water erupted, Brody connected and the fish found the bottom of the net. I’ve collected a lot of portraits of friends over the years and they continue to be some of the most valued images in my library. Left to right, Kent Dunston Davis, Joshua Drake Edwards, Brody Alexander Green at the corner station in Rural Retreat, VA. THE FLYFISH JOURNAL 089
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