. >> peter kaminsky has devoted half a century to this sport, both casting and writing about it. >> where there's carnirousfi, s fly. >> the fly sits on the water. it can be far more challenging and rewarding. the origins trace back to the roman empire but it was the english with all bamboo rods who put it on the map in the 1600s.

your impression of the old kaminski. newthat monstrosity of the kaminski. paul: i agree with you. it is the last of the concrete donut. opened one year before camden yards and baltimore changed everything. it was out of date the minute it opened. it is a sort of said story. -- sort of sad story. i gather that a few years ago, they did some changes that people say made it a little better. i think a better way to put it, made it a little less awful. the best comment about it was from a really perceptive writer named john past year who is another architecture writer who loves baseball. said that the front row of the upper deck is farther from old upperthan the deck in the old one. so much about baseball is about intimacy and, how can you maneuver things so the greatest number of people are the closest to the field and the most connected to the field, which is another important thing that baltimore did. they thought of that. many of the concrete donuts are truly just circles that were about this abstract shape of a big circle. you can put a diamond in it. could put a football gridiron

. >> peter kaminsky has devoted half a century to this sport, both casting and writing about it. >> wherere's carnirousfi, s fly. >> the fly sits on the water. it can be far more challenging and rewarding. the origins trace back to the roman empire but it was the english with all bamboo rods who put it on the map in the 1600s. it staedrtn norew ykhiurcey.nt was lee wolf who brought it into our living rooms on shows like abc's "american sportsman." he died in a plane crash in 1991 but his wife, a master herself, is still going strong at age 94. >> for me, it was being in the out of doors, the natural world is kind of my church, my religion. >> joan wolf was first introduced to fishing in the 1930s. >> that was almost 90 years ago and you remember that like -- like it was yesterday? >> it's determined my life basically. >> joan went on to win her first professional competition at the age of 12 and set many milestones for female fishers after that. for the past 30 years she's been running the fnd her husband foud in the catskills. >> it's your passport to being a good fisherman. you've got t

work today because it's my job to go to work, here are my favorite, there's a great book by teresa kaminsky called angels of the underground that i would love because it's about the women during world war ii around an event in the philippines. you read them in their sort of open life and like she did this and she did that and she did that come at hate to give away the sport of one of them becomes a hero because she goes to get enrolled by the japanese which is going to leak out what else to be encamped, incarcerated. she goes activity again but ele goes to get signed up where they're supposed to be signed up. just before the japanese come to that she has a panic attack and she can't be there. her friends are like just data ten minutes. write your name and go home. she says i can't, i can't, to go home. because she has a panic attack she gets put in such a position that she is the only person who has not been rounded up and he is terrified so she's in her apartment for weeks without being discovered as she watches the movements of the occupiers the whole time. when she emerges shares informa

. >> reporter: peter kaminsky has devoted half a century to this sport.r there's carnivorous fish, someone can catch them with a fly. >> reporter: fly fishing is different from bait fishing because the fly sits on the water. it's not food dropped underneath which can be far more challenging and rewarding. the george jennifer aniston trace back to the roman empyro. but it was the english who put it on the map in the 1600s. fly fishing started in sdwr e e new york in the 19th century. the king was lee wulf who brought it to series like "abc's american sportsman." lee died in a plane crash in 1991. but his wife, a master herself, is still going strong at age 94. >> for me, it was being in the out-of-doors, the natural world is kind of my church. my religion. >> reporter: joan wulf was first introduced to fishing in the 1930s. you remember it like it was yesterday. >> it determined my life basically. >> reporter: joan went on to win hr first professional competition at the age of 12 and set many mile sometimes for female fishers after that. for the past 30 ye