Tuesday, March 9, 2010 at 12:00AM 
Paul Maclean in a photograph by Norman Maclean, late 1930s.
Norman Maclean in an undated studio portrait from his college years.
vvintage fly fishing in Vintage Wednesday, March 3, 2010 at 12:00AM 
Crusher Crock, who later became the Sportsman, was a DC Comics villain who used his sports skills for criminal purposes.
LINK (Via: Wiki)
comic chum in Vintage Wednesday, March 3, 2010 at 12:00AM 
Don't let us interrupt you - we're just here to see that you don't exceed your limit.
erich sokol, fishing cartoon, fishing humor in Vintage Thursday, February 25, 2010 at 12:00AM 
From Dr. Sam Snyder.
Came accross this pic in Gray's Sporting Journal, Vol 1, Issue 4, Summer 1976.
It wasn't caught on a fly, but still a sweet pic of Frank Woolner posing with a huge striper against his fly-ass fishing mobile. I think the pic is from the 50s, or so it says.
Of course Sam's e-mail got me curious about the man behind the fly-ass cammo beach buggy.
Frank Woolner was a World War Two combat correspondent who went on to become a nationally recognized expert on ocean and fresh-water sport fishing. He was also a newspaper columnist; the Editor of Salt Water Sportsman Magazine of Boston for over twenty years; and wrote or co-wrote seven books on fishing and hunting. He also co-hosted a weekly TV show in the Boston area for a number of years with his brother Jack called "Woolner Brothers Outdoors."
The man lived large. LINK
frank woolner, vintage chum in Legends, Vintage 
