Photo Albums

Professor of Political Science David Hadley welcomed students to his freshman tutorial, "Flyfishing: The Liberal Art." For most of the students Saturday's flycasting lesson on the Wabash mall and in Little Giant Stadium was their first experience with flyfishing. The group leaves for the trout streams of Montana Sunday morning for a weeklong immersion in the sport, art, and literature of flyfishing in the American West.
 

 Professor Emeritus of Biology Aus Brooks, who will teach part of the course at Yellowstone National Park, prepares a line for one of the students.

Professor of Biology David Krohne, who will teach another session at Yellowstone, teaches freshman Trevor Poe some flyfishing technique.

 Poe practices on the Wabash mall.

Professor David Hadley tutors freshman Alex Orton on how far back to bring his fly rod when casting.

 Orton tries a cast.

 Wildcat Creek Outfitters fishing guide Mike Exel gave the freshmen a demonstration of how to hold and cast with a fly rod.

 Professor Brooks coaches Will Drews.

Jim Martin concentrates on his technique.

Nathaniel Borden focuses on his cast.

 Two Daves—Professors Hadley and Krohne look over the students' progress.

When the photographer for a wedding in the Wabash Chapel needed the mall as background for photographs, the group moved casting practiced to Little Giant Stadium. Here Professors Hadley and Krohne lead the group onto the field.