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How to win when playing darts.
About the Author
Capt. Fred Everson is a full time freelance writer and fishing guide on Tampa Bay in the little town of Ruskin, Florida.
How to win when playing darts.
About the Author
Capt. Fred Everson is a full time freelance writer and fishing guide on Tampa Bay in the little town of Ruskin, Florida.
A native of New Jersey and long time resident of Vermont, Capt. Fred learned the game of darts while on a working vacation in the Virgin Islands more than a decade ago. He has been throwing darts ever since. When heÕs not fishing or writing, you can probably find him throwing darts in his favorite pub *the Fox and Hounds in Brandon, Florida.
The Captain sold his first writing to Sports Afield Magazine in 1979, and has been pounding the keyboard ever since. He has written for many newspapers and magazines and on the Internet about fishing, hunting, and dart playing.
This is Capt. Fred's second book; the first "Catch Snook!" won universal praise from fishermen.
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