The Life of a RiverThe Life of a River, by Andy Russell. Russell, an Order of Canada recipient, writes with a rugged intimacy born from a lifetime spent in the Oldman River country of Alberta. This isn't just a book about water; its a story of the grizzly bears, the cutthroat trout, and the people who have been shaped by the river's flow. It serves as both a celebration of pristine wilderness and a cautionary tale about the fragile balance of our natural resources.

renowned grouse hunter

This unique book is a collection of lyrical prose and stunning photography that captures the contemplative and often solitary nature of fly fishing

ISBN: 0-233-97603-5

historic layout of the famous fishing beats

it is a profound tribute to a man who dedicated his life to sharing the "mechanical and spiritual realities" of the sport

" And Dana Lamb has fished and written as a poet

plus the tried and tested flies that have been imported by anglers to Ireland

May have scratch on the jacket

Grab a rod and join the authors in the stream

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