Author: Scott Sadil
Publisher: STACKPOLE BOOKS, Jul 2010
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 1-936008-03-3
Synopsis
Are Real Guys real? Follow Sadil as he aims for membership into that cadre of insiders who, he wants to believe, rarely if ever suffer the kinds of defeats that he has known all too well. In the tradition of fine literature from hearth, home, & afield, Sadil completes each lesson with his pattern for a fly that has proven integral to these gracefully articulated steps along his arduous journey to fish like a Real Guy. 6x9 inches, 250 pgs.
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Real Guys, writes Scott Sadil in Fly Tales, his new collection of literary essays, belong to an inner circle of expert anglers--men & women of rarefied gifts whose skills & knowledge & perhaps fortune of good breeding have positioned them in territory the rest of us can only glimpse or occasionally admire.
But are Real Guys real? Follow Sadil through more than three dozen essays as he aims for membership into that cadre of insiders who, he wants to believe, rarely if ever suffer the kinds of defeats that he has known all too well throughout his angling career. In the tradition of fine literature from hearth, home, & afield, Sadil completes each lesson with his pattern for a fly that has proven integral to these gracefully articulated steps along his arduous journey to fish like a Real Guy.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Scott Sadil grew up surfing & fishing in southern California. He is the author of three books, including Lost in Wyoming. He lives with his family in Hood River, Oregon, where he writes, teaches, & navigates a fishing life.
