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Reflections on Fly Fishing: Streamside Notes From Colorado Waters - Paperback

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by Bob Stovern (Author)

Take a break and enjoy some time on the water. Reflections on Fly Fishing: Streamside Notes From Colorado Waters contains ten years of Colorado fly fishing adventures condensed into 40 pages of photographs matched with 14 short essays. The photography features rivers, creeks and lakes including: Animas River, Gunnison River, Gunnison Gorge, Taylor River, Hermosa Creek, Arkansas River, South Boulder Creek, and the Weminuche Wilderness located near Durango.

Several of the locations in this book are just a few steps from the road. Other locations require many hours of hiking to get your first glimpse of the water. What do you see and feel as you step into the remote water? Beautiful landscapes, swift flowing currents, insects in all stages of their brief lifespans and (if you are lucky) surprisingly large trout. This isn't the book you take to the river on a weekend with you. It is the book you keep at home and read for inspiration when you can't get there. Perfect for winter evenings, rainy days or any Tuesday.

The cold, clear rivers that originate in the Rocky Mountains create prime habitat for healthy trout populations. Fly fisherman from around the world are lured to these gold medal waters located in beautiful natural landscapes. If you have a few days, you can fish several of the top rivers in the state of Colorado. But I wouldn't recommend that. If I had only three days to fish, I would pick one spot and stay put for the full time. You learn to appreciate much more about a place by seeing it clock through the cycles of day and night. Sunrise as the light hits the water. Birds and insects begin to stir and make themselves seen and heard. Timid, inquisitive trout start sampling the coming day's banquet. The heat of the mid-day when all is quiet, a major hatch erupting after an afternoon rain shower, the sunset party when all the fish show up. Join me at the river as you browse through the images and read the accompanying text.

Step into your waders and follow me...

Author Biography

Bob Stovern is a graphic designer, photographer and fisherman currently living in Paonia, Colorado. He has been a resident and fly fisherman in Colorado for over 20 years and became a dedicated fisherman after landing a 72 pound king salmon as a teenager growing up in Alaska.

Number of Pages: 42
Dimensions: 0.11 x 8.5 x 8.5 IN
Publication Date: October 20, 2014
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