In twenty-seven beautifully written essays, Ron Dungan reflects on decades of fishing adventures while tackling deeper themes of public land, conservation, climate change, simple living, and why fly fishing matters in an increasingly complicated world.

• 27 essays blending fly-fishing stories with environmental and cultural reflection
• Explores climate change, conservation, public-land policy, and modern angling culture
• Written with humor, honesty, and literary depth
• A compelling read for anglers who care about the future of the sport
• 6" x 9"
• 176 pages

About the Author: Ron Dungan is an acclaimed outdoors and travel writer whose work has appeared in NPR, The New York Times, Gray’s Sporting Journal, USA Today, Sierra, and numerous other national publications.