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Unread 06-23-2020, 02:56 PM   #1
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Those who take the Sporting Classics magazine will find a well written and nostalgic article in its current July/August issue on a young man’s search for a 20 bore Parker. Its author is Mike Gaddis.
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Thanks Frank I'll check that out. Somehow the name Mike Gaddis rings a bell and I can't remember why or where.
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[QUOTE=Daryl Corona;305611]Thanks Frank I'll check that out. Somehow the name Mike Gaddis rings a bell and I can't remember why or where.[/QUOTE

should I assume a joke? he has written some good upland dog related books
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Ding, ding, ding. The bell has been rung Rick. Now I know where the name Gaddis fits in the equation.
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Is he "Gadabout's" son?
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Is he "Gadabout's" son?
Great minds!! I was wondering the same thing.
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Me too.

Gadabout Gaddis - The Flying Fisherman.





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I remember him fishing a stream using a white Shakespeare Wonderod flyrod.
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Jenny Willow is a great book for anyone who has not read it.

I saw the article too but haven't read it . I noticed he says 20 gauge Parkers are very expensive and rare which is not quite accurate imho
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Jenny Willow is a great book for anyone who has not read it.

I saw the article too but haven't read it . I noticed he says 20 gauge Parkers are very expensive and rare which is not quite accurate imho
Jenny Willow is one of my favorites!
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