Nice little piece in MidCurrent by kirk Deeter in his Fly Fishing Jazz column:
“… For both the angler and the jazz artist, no matter what they do, and how they play, there is always room for improvement. Always something they wish they could re-do differently. Something they wish they could have anticipated or imagined better… perhaps played with more effect when they had their chance to do so.
That’s not to say, however, that the jazz artist, nor the fly angler, cannot or should not ever be satisfied. But there is a distinct difference between satisfaction and perfection.”
Good to have lurking in the very back of your mind when you are having one of those days when nothing goes how you want it to. Full article here.
