The Life History Project: Mariusz Wroblewski, Fly Fishing Refugee

"Rivers are probably more meaningful to me than countries."
Pressured to leave Poland as a dissident in the 1980s, Mariusz Wroblewski had heard of the great salmon and trout rivers here in North America. He set out for them not knowing exactly what he would find or where he would land. Following the fish eventually took him back around the globe, to Russia, before finally settling in the Pacific Northwest. Wroblewski is now WSC’s program lead for conservation on the Western side of the Pacific, working with partners in Russia and Asian neighbors on a slew of different initiatives from scientific studies to catch-and-release programs to youth education.

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It is a simple Frabil net with rubberized mesh

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what was the net he had?