At The Grave of the Unknown FishermanAt The Grave of the Unknown Fisherman, by John Gierach. At the Grave of the Unknown Fisherman is a thoughtful and wideranging collection of essays in which John Gierach reflects on fly fishing as a lifelong pursuit shaped by travel, memory, friendship, and quiet observation. Moving easily between specific fishing experiences and larger philosophical questions, Gierach considers why anglers fish, how fishing changes over time, and what the sport

ISBN: 0-87691-232-3

it is a treasure trove of useful information

Trout Reflections: A Natural History of the Trout and It's World

Publisher: Published Date: 2012

This limited-edition volume

Rather than focusing on technique

Rex Gerlach writes on how to tie artificial flies that relate directly to the angling conditions of the moment

He touches on some aspects of angling history and of individual rivers

pictures and comments to help with the more complex patterns not commonly included in most fly tying publications

It is a classic Hammond "half whodunit

top corners lightly worn

family photographs