Montana Time

by John Barsness

This chronicle of a Montana trout fisherman's seasons describes the first warm days when the ice melts in spring through the time when the rivers freeze again - a pursuit of trout by a passionate angler who builds a calendar unconnected to Mondays. Along the way, such concerns as the essential occupation of wintertime Montanans, the "social impact" of the famed salmonfly hatch, and the basic nature of grizzly bears preoccupy Barsness. (51/2 X 81/4, 128 pages)

128 pages, Hardcover

First published May 1, 1992

Reviews

[Andrew Wayment]

I enjoyed this fishing book, but thought it was a tad short. I would have enjoyed a few more chapters!