The fly fisherman is a unique breed of sportsman—he loves the sparkle ofsunlight dancing off a trout stream, the surreal beauty of a mayflyhatch on a spring day, and the heart-thumping eruption of a surfacestrike by a large trout. Here Peter Kaminsky writes about the angler’spassion and his pursuit of knowledge. He explains how long days withoutfish can teach you how to deal with failure and how releasing a caughtfish can remind us about ethics. He offers inspiration to readers wholove the sport as much as he does.