THE REASONABLE ART OF FLY FISHING

by Terry Mort | Read by Michael Taylor

Contemporary Culture • 7 hrs. • Unabridged • © 2006

Fly fishing, like many leisurely pursuits, requires a fair amount of understanding before you begin. Terry Mort's primer on this simple pleasure casts a line into a river of knowledge and reels it in. In voice reminiscent of P.J. O'Rourke, narrator Michael Taylor doles out the necessary details. Using a steady, folksy delivery of key points, humorous metaphors, and literary references, he discusses the various aspects of the sport. The discussion covers biology, entomology, and ecology, which are interesting, though the more technical aspects can be dry. But if you have visions of casting your line, this is the book you need to start. M.B. © AudioFile 2007, Portland, Maine [Published: OCT/ NOV 07]

Trade Ed. • Books in Motion • 2006

CD ISBN 9781596074224 $28.99 • Seven CDs

MP3-CD ISBN 159607423X $24.95 • One MP3-CDs

Library Ed. • Books in Motion • 2006

CS ISBN 1596074213 $39.95 • Six cassettes

CD ISBN 9781596074224 $43.95 • Seven CDs

Formats

Trade Ed. • Books in Motion • 2006

CD ISBN 9781596074224 $28.99 • Seven CDs

MP3-CD ISBN 159607423X $24.95 • One MP3-CDs

Library Ed. • Books in Motion • 2006

CS ISBN 1596074213 $39.95 • Six cassettes

CD ISBN 9781596074224 $43.95 • Seven CDs

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