Most of my fly fishing reading focuses on technique, history, or personal memoirs. There are plenty of novels on the bookshelf, but they’re definitely the minority.
Fiction is also hard to review and recommend as “good” is quite subjective.
That said, I’m sharing four books that feature angling in today’s videos. Some are all about fly fishing. Others use being on the water as an integral part of the setting and sense of place. There is a good chance that all four might not be your thing, but a couple may very well be of interest to you.
Watch what else I have to say about the books and find out where you can pick up your own copies below:
Here’s a list of links for each book:
- Poontown, Weeks
- Blood of the Witness Tree, Vande Zande
- The Fly Caster Who Tried to Make Peace With the World, Kadish
- Otto’s Portal, Jorgenson
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