This Medieval Nun Wrote the Book on Angling

As anglers we like to think that we stay on the cutting edge - keeping up with the newest lures, techniques and gear so we can catch as many fish as possible. But....is any of it really all that new? Or have we just been retreading old ground while trying to catch up to Juliana Berners, Patron Saint of the Holy Mackerel??
Strap on your learning hats, because I'm taking a crack at my first video essay. Please let me know what you think and thank you for watching!

Stay restless, my friends.

To view an archive of some of my best catches, head to therestlessfisherman.wordpress.com
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Music : Village Consort - Kevin MacLeod
The Beat of Nature - Olexy
French Jazz Music - William King
Easy Lifestyle - Music for Video
Good Morning Cafe Jazz - sleepvolume

Images: The Treatise of FISHING WITH AN ANGLE - Alfred Duggan https://vault.si.com/vault/1957/05/20...
Project Gutenberg's A Treatyse of Fysshynge wyth an Angle
Silverjaw Minnow (Notropis buccatus) - Pmk00001 Wikimedia Commons
Flounder (48797888528) - MarginalCost Wikimedia Commons
Gymnocephalus cernuus Hungary - Etrusko25 Wikimedia Commons
Alburnus alburnus Hungary - Etrusko25 Wikimedia Commons
Margariscus nachtriebi 31403277 - Rob Foster Wikimedia Commons
Common Roach - Kallerna Wikimedia Commons
Dosen-barometer - Saperaud~commonswiki - Wikimedia Commons
River Wye barbel - VagrantDarter - Wikimedia Commons
Squalius cephalus - https://animalia.bio/squalius-cephalus
Salmonidae: Thymallus arcticus (Arctic Grayling) - Cataloging Nature