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Check for Availabilityout of stock. Click on the button below to search for this title in other formats. Into the Backing: Incredible True Stories about the Big Ones That Got Away-And the Ones That Didn't
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Make no mistake: Big fish are box office. They sell tickets. They are those elusive drop-dead-gorgeous creatures of angling lore and myth. If you've ever had a date with one, that's the story your angling peers want to hear - about a very special fish that took you deep into your backing, a battle fought in desperation, with the sound of a whirring reel providing the background music.You'll find many such battles - those won and those lost - in the pages ahead. Best of all, it's not likely any of these tales could have taken place in your own backyard. To witness the frays, we're going places. Our guides are angling writers with the talent and sensibilities to describe what Papa Hemingway called "the way it was," sharing with us all the enchantment and exhilaration of fishing episodes that were anything but ordinary. (6 1/4 x 9 1/4, 296 pages) Synopsis:Zane Grey, John Gierach, and others share encounters with great gamefish. Synopsis:Whether the fish got away or was landed, big-fish stories dominate fireside conversations about fly fishing just as they govern every angler's fantasies, be he daydreaming over destination ads or eying a new fly reel. In this wonderful anthology, Lamar Underwood — avid sportsman and reader of fly-fishing literature — brings together great tales of big fish that took the angler where he always wanted to be. From Rene Harrop's story about a big rainbow on the Henry's Fork to Tom McGuane's account of a salmon hen on the Whale to Nick Lyons's tale of a certain trout in an unnamed creek, "Into the Backing" offers the kind of inspiration that will keep you going even on the slowest day streamside. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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