THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1980
Page 15
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Texas Tech
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Seattle
San Diego
Seattle
San Diego
Seattle
Seattle
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United Press International
FRANCISCO — Fly fishing
than sport to Dave Inks. It’s a
life, a philosophy. It’s his work
love—and he even gets paid
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being thesijngston, Mont., when, “I had a
(onversation with a trout.
:ver caught that fish,” he said,
standing on the edge of that
nd I saw him feeding. I could
insects floating by — once
|vhile he’d just grab one. I had
of time. I selected the right fly
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mt he just wouldn’t take my
ptarted talking to him, whis-
Texas A&M
Texas A&M
Texas A&M
Texas A&M
Texas A&M
Texas A&M
Purdue
Dallas
Purdue
Purdu
Notre Dame
Purdue
Notre Dame
Dallas
Dallas
Washington
Washington
Washington
By MIKE BURRICHTER
Battalion Staff
The Texas A&M women’s vol
leyball team has gotten off to a rather
slow start.
Wednesday night, the Ags opened
their season in Houston against
Brigham Young University, ranked
in the top ten in the nation, and lost
in three straight games, 15-13, 15-7
and 15-1. Thursday night the Aggies
returned to the University of Hous
ton’s campus, where they again lost,
this time to the University of Utah,
10-15, 15-2, 15-11, 15-11.
First year head coach Terry Con
don said her team was “shaky” and
“scared” in the BYU match.
“We’ve still got a lot of work to
do,” she said. “We switched the
lineup every game. We played a lot
of freshmen. ”
Assistant coach Lindy Vivas attri
buted BYU’s success to experience.
“We re pretty young and inexperi
enced,” she said. “It was everyone’s
first game of the season and they
were just more experienced than we
were.”
As for the Utah game, Vivas said
the team started off well, but just
fizzled out.
“We really came out to play in the
first game,” she said. “Then they just
let down. There were far too many
serving errors. We need a lot of
work. ”
Last season, the Aggies compiled
an 18-21 record and finished sixth in
the TAIAW and fourth in the
SWAIAW.
Saturday, the Ags travel to Arling
ton, where they’ll play in a four-team
tournament against UT-A, North
Texas State University and Texas
Christian University.
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net of my toes, scooped up a
mouthful of mud and spit it at me. It
was a fish that showed me I didn’t
have it all together.
“To catch a fish like that, you’ve
got to be smarter than he is. And he’s
got a PhD.”
Inks, 44, is now a San Jose, Calif.,
resident and working as a consultant
to Orvis-San Francisco, which
manufactures custom angling and
sporting equipment.
As a consultant, his work includes
research and development, mostly
in the production of fishing flies. But
during his life, he has invented many
of the tools used to tie flies, including
the flair tube bobbin, hackle plyers,
scissor plyers and hair stackers.
He also teaches fly fishing for both
beginners and experts.
“The biggest mistake beginners
make is in the equipment they buy,”
he said. “They come to the school
and say, I’ve got my own equip
ment.’ You look at it and say, ‘Gee,
none of this is right.’
“It’s like playing a round of golf
with just one club. You can do it but
you can’t win.”
A beginner must expect to spend
about $200 as an initial investment,
he said, and more later as he becom
es more adept.
“It’s not a cheap sport,” he said. “I
usually tell a customer to buy the
best equipment he can afford.”
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