Rob, If that is the book that I have read it was written in something like 1910 or 1920 which adds a lot of character to the book. I remember a story about hwy 101 over at hoodsport that said something like if you sneezed you went down the cliff to the water that was how narrow the road was or something like that. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rob Blomquist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, November 03, 2001 9:30 PM Subject: Re: fishing related books
> On Saturday 03 November 2001 12:58 pm, Keith Ayers rambled unforgivingly: > > I'm looking for some recommendations on fishing related books. Not > > instructional books but stories. I have read pretty much everything > > Haig-Brown ever wrote. I just finished "Salmon without Rivers". I have > > read some books about Zane Grey's fishing adventures. I read Bob Arnold's > > "Steelhead & the Dry Line-A Meditation". I found Bob's writing style hard > > to follow but still a good book because he talks about a lot of the places > > I fish. One of my favorite books I've read recently was "The River Why?". > > Forgot who the author is. > > You ought to get Fly Fishing the Olympic Penninsula, it sounds like a how to > book, and on one level it is, but on another its just a group of stories > about flyfishing on the Olympic Penninsula. > > It was my last read, and I loved every story in it. > > Rob > -- > Rob Blomquist > Kirkland, WA > >
