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Man wading in a river fly-fishing as a bass leaps from the water, with wooded hills and a canoe in the distance.

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Fly-Fishing For Black Bass, Sherman Foote Denton (1889), National Museum of American History. Via artnap.com

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A man wades in a river while fly-fishing, holding a rod with a landing net at his side as a large fish leaps from the water on the left. Wooded hills, a distant canoe, and a soft, muted sky frame the scene. The print is Fly-Fishing For Black Bass by Sherman Foote Denton, dated 1889.

Museum record: National Museum of American History