Showing posts with label book review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book review. Show all posts

08 May 2012

The Academic Fisher

I cut my teeth on this water, fishing it after hours, after dark, blizzard conditions, throughout the year.  South Park's like that - its own world you never want to leave.  The grass is never greener on the other side when you're on the Dream Stream.

Thousands of people fish this segment every year, using the same gear, the same flies, the same techniques, targeting the same fish - but they don't catch them like Landon does.

Do you know you're home waters this well?  We've all got work to do.



08 November 2011


An Entirely Synthetic Fish

A tremendous undertaking by Anders has resulted in a tremendous read and transfer of knowledge.  This book details the history, politics, biology and chance that have established the Rainbow Trout as the premier catch around the world, with the Rocky Mountain west as it's epicenter.  The likes of only corn and livestock have benefited so much from human involvement in their biology, and whether it's for the better has yet to be determined.

This book puts into perspective a seemingly simply activity as an immense layer-cake of reason, ignorance, zeal, and happenstance.  It is well worth your time off the water.  You are less ignorant and perhaps less blissful after.

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