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Gadabout Gaddis

1896 – 1986

American fisherman

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Lived 1896 – 1986 (aged 90). Gadabout Gaddis was an American.

Roscoe Vernon Gaddis (January 28, 1896 – October 21, 1986), known professionally as Gadabout Gaddis, was an American fisherman and television presenter. Gaddis was born in Mattoon, Illinois, and was nicknamed Gadabout by a boss who said he could never find him.

Gaddis, an avid fisherman since his youth in Illinois, was also a pilot and adventurer. He began his career in the early days of television by showing his home movies of his fishing expeditions. In 1939, he briefly hosted a program about fishing on General Electric's experimental TV station W2XAD in Schenectady, New York. but beginning in the early 1960s Gaddis starred in The Flying Fisherman, also sponsored by Liberty Mutual.

The Flying Fisherman The Flying Fisherman was a weekly program, usually broadcast on Saturday or Sunday afternoon, that showed Gaddis fishing in a different location each episode. The show's lone crew member was a cameraman who paddled alongside Gaddis in a nearby boat. was his base of operations. The airport was built about 1950 and later bought by Gaddis.

Works

Publications The Flying Fisherman (R. V. 'Gadabout' Gaddis, as told to George Sullivan) 1967, Pocket Books

Filmography Fishing, USA, 1969 Fly Fishing in America (co-host)

Television compilations The Flying Fisherman - Volume 1 (1986-1987, G.G. Communication GGV 2V) Striper fishing around Big Bird Island, Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts Virginia Beach Bluefish Tourney Mazatlan Billfishing The Flying Fisherman - Volume 2 (1986-1987, G.G. Communication GGV 3V) Bass fishing in Lake Powell Bass fishing in Saline Lake, Louisiana Crappie fishing in Grenada Lake, Mississippi The Flying Fisherman - Volume 3 (1986-1987, G.G. Communication GGV 4V) Atlantic Salmon fishing in the Matane River Fly fishing for blue gills in Cape Cod Trout fishing at Flaming Gorge, Utah The Flying Fisherman - Volume 4 (1986-1987, G.G. Communication GGV 5V) Striper fishing in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts Trout Fishing in Idaho's Bayhorse Lake Trout Fishing in Oregon's Deschutes River The Flying Fisherman - Volume 5 (1986-1987, G.G. Communication) Bass fishing in Arizona's Lake Mead Atlantic Salmon fishing in the Miramichi River Bluegill fishing in Kentucky's Barkley Lake The Flying Fisherman - Volume 6 (1986-1987, G.G. Communication) Dolphin fishing off Panama City, Florida Bass fishing in Wisconsin's Yellow River Trout fishing in Colorado's Upper Rio Grande River

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Roscoe Vernon Gaddis

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Gadabout Gaddis?

American fisherman

When was Gadabout Gaddis born?

Gadabout Gaddis was born on 28 January 1896.

When did Gadabout Gaddis die?

Gadabout Gaddis died on 21 October 1986.

What nationality was Gadabout Gaddis?

Gadabout Gaddis was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Gadabout Gaddis

· Wikidata: Q16011567

· DBpedia: Gadabout Gaddis

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