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The View from Rat Lake by John Grierach

More sage observations on life and fly fishing in 13 essays filled with Gierach’s signature humor. Ranges from fine-leadered trout to brutish battles with pike. Even includes an encounter with an invisible bear. Gierach examines man in nature, nature in man and the high and low comedy that occasionally overcome even the best-planned trip. 5x7 inches 193 pages

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