About the book

A collection of nineteen fly-fishing stories that puts fish and place at the center. These narratives trade angling affectation for close encounters with species and the landscapes that shape them.

Readers follow adventures from tropical flats to icy northern rivers: bonefish on remote atolls, an unexpected giant rainbow in Alaska, a harrowing northern pike episode, the oddities of pursuing a Belize permit, and quiet lessons from Yellowstone whitefish.

Balanced between humor and reflection, the stories reveal what anglers learn on the water — about technique, wild habitats, and the kinds of travel that widen perspective. Accessible to anyone curious about fishing, nature writing, or short travel tales.

• 19 short narratives focused on fish and place
• Settings: Christmas Island, Alaska, Belize, Siberia, Yellowstone
• Appeals to anglers, naturalists, and outdoor readers

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