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V. Paul Reynolds and his radio show co-host, Bob Leeman, were invited to tell "outdoor tales" recently and somehow managed to fill two hours while entertaining a much larger crowd than they ever would have imagined.

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increase font size Outdoors in Maine: The school of sparse a study for fly fishers By trial and error, you do learn what flies entice fish and what flies do not, writes V. Paul Reynolds. By V. Paul ReynoldsOutdoors Columnist Read Article Like so many other dimensions of life, the fly-tying community has its disparate schools of thought. Which is better or more effective, a sparsely-tied artificial fly or a gaudy, heavily dressed creation? Since I no longer hover over the fly-tying vice, my c...

Recently, on my Sunday night radio program, Maine Outdoors, my show co-host and fishing buddy Bob Leeman stirred up a piscatorial hornet’s nest. Leeman, a knowledgeable and confident sort, especially when the subject is fish or fishing, got us on the subject of the spawning habits of native Maine fish.