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Jack Gartside, 66; lived simply to pursue fly-fishing
Boston Globe
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Boston, Mass.
| Author: | Bryan Marquard |
| Date: | Dec 9, 2009 |
| Start Page: | B.14 |
| Section: | Obits |
| Text Word Count: | 919 |
Jack Gartside invented some of his much-prized fishing flies while using a vise clasped to the steering wheel of his cab as he sat in Logan Airport's taxi queue, waiting for a fare. More than 30 years ago, Mr. Gartside quit teaching high school English to fish more or less full time, living simply and supplementing his fly-tying income by driving a cab or grabbing a temporary job near a fishing destination.
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