The Habit of RiversThe Habit of Rivers: Reflections on Trout Streams and Fly Fishing. By Ted Leeson. With wry humor and rare insight, The Habit of Rivers tells the story of Leeson's passion for rivers, tout, and fly fishing, and his attempts to understand their remarkable sustaining power. Drawing oh his experiences as a newcomer to the Pacific Northwest "the land of unceasing seasons" he looks beneath the surface of fly fishing to explore questions that engage most

making the book as beautiful as it is informative

Straub offers clever tips and tricks for saving money on gear

It provides in-depth information on 39 of the state's best rivers and 18 favorite lakes

seasonal strategies

and helpful information for the tackle-building hobbyist - and it is a book that all fishermen will cherish

A beautiful and delightful read for anyone who has ever felt the pull of the water

the book is a valuable historical record of a bygone era of sport fishing

Includes: The Evolution of Fly Fishing

It is not another golden-tinged reminiscence of Ye Fine Fyshing of Ye Past but Gierach's talk about the hard-won secret places in his life

Waters Swift and Still by Craig Woods and David Seybold

This book not only tells the history of this unique Frankfort product but also provides an intimate look at the six master craftsmen who created these exquisite

's Salmon Camp: The Boland Brook Story