Author: Michael Sinclair
Publisher: Michael Sinclair, Apr 2011
Binding: Softcover
ISBN: 0-MS-20
Synopsis
It's been more than 20 years in the making & represents the most up to date information about Goodwin Granger, his company & the rods he built & inspired. Each Granger Rod is treated in its own chapter with the most extensive information about each grade ever published. Includes the history of Goodwin Granger Company, Wright & McGill Rod Company and Granger Bamboo by Gary Lacey. 300 photos, charts, & illus.; 8.5x11 inches, 360 pgs.
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It's been more than twenty years in the making and represents the most up to date information about Goodwin Granger, his company and the rods he built and inspired. Includes the history of Goodwin Granger Company, Wright & McGill Rod Company and Granger Bamboo by Gary Lacey.
The book is 8.5"x11", 360 pages with well over 300 photographs, charts, catalog pages and other illustrations, most in FULL COLOR! Printed throughout on glossy, acid-free 80# paper for the best photographic resolution. Best of all, this book was produced entirely in the United States of America.
Each Granger Rod is treated in its own chapter with the most extensive information about each grade ever published.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Michael Sinclair is a bamboo rod historian and rod restorationist. A graduate of Louisiana State University with degrees in History and Archaeology, he has found researching bamboo rods to be a perfect marriage of his two passions: fly fishing and history. And speaking of perfect marriages, Michael is fortunate that his wife of 25+ years, Sharon, a.k.a. "Shorty", shares his love of fishing and bamboo. Michael also operates the "New Divine Rods", a group rod making venture celebrating the classic fly rods made by Fred D Divine in the early 1920's. Michael enjoys restoring classic bamboo rods when time permits.
There are no trout at home in Paducah, KY, so Michael and Shorty must travel for their fishing experiences. Favorite places are Townsend, Tn, Mountain Home, Ar and anywhere in Colorado and New Mexico.
