“It’s deliciously impractical covering eight or ten or twelve miles a day, gaining elevation much of that time, all for, if you’re lucky, a couple of birds that, plucked, will fit in your palm.”
“It’s deliciously impractical covering eight or ten or twelve miles a day, gaining elevation much of that time, all for, if you’re lucky, a couple of birds that, plucked, will fit in your palm.”
Chris Dombrowski’s nonfiction debut Body of Water was named a Bloomberg News Book of the Year, a Wall Street Journal Top Five Book on Angling, and one of the Five Best Fly Fishing Books by Sports Illustrated. The author of four other books, including The River You Touch: Making a Life on Moving Water, Dombrowski lives in Missoula, where he teaches in the University of Montana MFA Program, and, for a month or so each season, guides on the Blackfoot, Bitterroot, and Clark Fork rivers. Photo Credit: Erik Peterson
