Lords of the Fly
In Lords of the Fly, Monte Burke takes readers on an unforgettable journey into the high-stakes world of tarpon fishing. Set in the 1970s and 1980s, this thrilling account captures the intense rivalry between the world's best fly anglers as they chased the world record for tarpon. Alongside tales of broken records, broken hearts, and shattered egos, Burke explores the growing popularity of this ancient, powerful fish and the personalities that defined the quest. This gripping story also reveals how greed and environmental destruction impacted the fishery, making it a must-read for anglers and anyone fascinated by the human spirit.
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About the Author:
Monte Burke is the bestselling author of Saban, 4th and Goal, and Sowbelly. A passionate tarpon angler himself, he brings unparalleled depth to this captivating story. Burke’s writing often explores the intersection of sports and human nature, drawing readers into tales that reveal as much about the people as the pursuits themselves.
