Standing In A River Waving A Stick

In Standing In A River Waving A Stick, John Gierach embarks on another journey through his favorite trout-filled waters, from the Colorado foothills to British Columbia and beyond. With his trademark wit and wisdom, Gierach reflects on the challenges and joys of fly fishing, exploring everything from what makes a good fly fisher to the ethics of writing about undiscovered trout waters. Along the way, he offers deep insights into fishing, friendship, and life, proving once again that the real lessons of fishing are about more than just catching fish.

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In this collection of essays, Gierach touches on a variety of topics related to fly fishing and its culture. He discusses the ups and downs of fishing, like getting skunked, the thrill of fishing in both ponds and streams, and the development of fly patterns. He also shares humorous and thoughtful reflections on friendship, the progression of a fly fisher, and the rewards of spending time in nature. Full of rich fishing lore, sharp humor, and seasoned know-how, Standing In A River Waving A Stick is a must-read for anglers and anyone who appreciates a thoughtful, reflective approach to life.
Size: 240 pages

About the Author:
John Gierach is a renowned author and angler who has written several books on fly fishing, including Another Lousy Day in Paradise. His work has been published in Field & Stream, Fly Fisherman, and Fly Rod & Reel, among other magazines. Known for his sharp humor and deep knowledge of the sport, Gierach has built a loyal following of readers who appreciate his insightful take on fishing, life, and the natural world. He resides in Lyons, Colorado, and continues to write about his experiences in the outdoors.