Born Joseph White Brooks in 1901 in Baltimore, Maryland, he was an American fly fisherman and a prolific writer during the mid-20th century. His influence on fly fishing remains significant to this day. Brooks wrote for leading fishing and outdoor magazines, including Field and Stream, The Fisherman, and Outdoor Life. His writings expanded the world of fly fishing to many others. In particular he had a profound effect on reading the word about places throughout the world liken Montana, Argentina, Africa, New Zealand and the Caribbean which at the time were not well known and or commonplace in fly fishing.
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