Most of the books I talk about come from major publishers or prominent fly fishing publishing houses. But just like the indie music scene or local artists galleries, there are other options for those looking for an interesting fly fishing read.

Today I talk about three books that are worth reading, especially if the  perspective or the setting resonates with you. Here are the titles and their authors:

• Life and Death in the Middle, by Anthony Surage and Mike Aleckson
• Fly Fishing Through the Crazy, by Tim Pynes
• Rivers of Passage, by Ben Hohnke

All three came out in the last two years, and each reflects the labor of their writers – as well as their respective passions for fly fishing.

Watch what else I have to say about the books and find out where you can pick up your own copy below:

Here are links to each of the books in today’s video:

• Rivers of Passage, by Ben Hohnke
• Fly Fishing Through the Crazy, by Tim Pynes
• Life and Death in the Middle, by Anthony Surage and Mike Aleckson

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