reviews:

Donna Coomer sounds as if she knows a thing or two about fly fishing. Maybe it's because she hails from the Rocky Mountains with all those clear streams teeming with trout. SM

STEP, CAST, STEP, CAST!

It's not often in one book that you can learn about

the art of frying with lard, the intricasies of fly

fishing, the subtleties of Squantese, and just how

much you don't want to know about the Nucking Fuff

Construction Company.

Stephen Morris captures it all with wit and style.

Some of it is happily predictable, but the rest

catches you with the timing of a perfect cast and

holds you right up to the release.

Morris has also included timely bits of information

concerning the effects of humanity on our oceans and

the life within it. Questions of what to do in the

next phase of one's life may be the overall theme

here, but not taking note of our effects on the Earth

may leave us with little or no choice, except how to

live on a planet constantly under siege by our own

kind.

Donna Coomer, Between the lines Reviewer - 2006