Fly-Fishing the 41st: From Connecticut to Mongolia and Home Again: A Fisherman's Odyssey AUTH-1296277 Everyone understands collateral damage

Everyone understands collateral damage

Holmes' sense of the dramatic is shown here

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including caring for a child with special needs

believing that finding her would bring him the peace he needs to move on

Fly-Fishing the 41st: From Connecticut to Mongolia and Home Again: A Fisherman's Odyssey AUTH-1296277 Everyone understands collateral damage"James Prosek has eloquently demonstrated that angling is a kind of universal language. . . . he has taken us on an unforgettable journey." Thomas McGuane, author of The Cadence of Grass and The Longest Silence: A Life in Fishing The New York Times has called James Prosek the Audubon of the fishing world, and in Fly Fishing the 41st, he uses his talent for descriptive writing to illuminate an astonishing adventure. Beginning in his hometown of Easton,