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A Cast Away in Montana

by Tim Schulz
Bob White
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A Cast Away in Montana is the captivating story of a passionate angler's first trip to Montana. Through Tim Schulz's humorous, insightful, and reflective storytelling, readers not only discover the thrill of pursuing elusive fish in stunning landscapes but also embark on a profoundly personal exploration of life, loss, and self-discovery. This compelling narrative resonates with fly-fishing enthusiasts and those seeking a meaningful connection to nature as it weaves together engaging tales of adventure, friendship, regional history, and reflection. Whether enjoyed by an angler, an outdoor lover, or simply a fan of beautifully crafted storytelling, A Cast Away in Montana reels in the reader and leaves a lasting impression.

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    May 7, 2024

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      • ISBN: 9781493084357

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      • ISBN: 9781493084357
      • File size: 1727 KB

  • Languages

    • English

  • Reviews

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      May 15, 2024
      Fishing writer and engineering professor Schulz (The Habits of Trout, 2018) offers a good-natured, informative, and occasionally rambling account of many trout and grayling fishing destinations in Montana. A resident of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Schulz drove a Chevy Suburban loaded with fishing tackle and outdoor gear to Montana at the invitation of writer Bob DeMott, fishing almost every day and camping by rivers. In his angling travelogue, he balances reflections on family history, his childhood with a strong single mother, and life with his wife, Roxanne, with what happens each day. Schulz's clearly written descriptions of fishing tactics and outcomes alternate with discussions of other fishing writers, including Jerry Dennis, DeMott, Nick Lyons, and Jim Harrison. He connects life in the Midwest and the West with musings on Harrison, who also lived in both Michigan and Montana, and even particular fly patterns. Schulz's ability to describe each individual Montana river and then pull back to consider the landscape and society of an entire large state is especially noteworthy.

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