Craig D. Lounsbrough -Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of...

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “

“ Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water. “