Fly-Fishing The 41st: Around The World On The 41st Parallel (2003)

About book Fly-Fishing The 41st: Around The World On The 41st Parallel (2003)

A fun fishing book with some memorable characters, especially Johannes and Ida. The descriptions of the locations is wonderful, and I felt like I got a good sense of the feeling of fly-fishing, even though I have never done it.The 41st parallel is a nice idea, but it didn't seem very important to the plot. Also, the "Afterward" section is definitely not needed. In fact, I would recommend reading it first. I read it at the end, as presented in the book, and it abruptly took me out of the story and immediately killed the good fishing vibe I had when I finished the story. Not sure why it was put in there, except to further the point of the 41st parallel. Unnecessary IMO.Apart from that, I enjoyed the book and will be looking to read more of James Prosek's work. Good stuff for a fisherman or armchair traveler.

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