Fly Fishing in Wonderland

"Fly Fishing in Wonderland" by Orange Perry Barnes is a guide to the art of fly fishing, set in the early 1900s American Northwest. The book is a nature book describing many tactics for fishing in the pretty rivers and streams from Montana to the Teton mountains. It focuses on how humans and nature connect together through fishing, sharing the experience of being in the wild. Barnes shares his own experiences and observations of exploring the lands and different fish inside of them. Each part of the book tells about certain fishing spots, such as Grizzly Lake and Iron Creek, with plenty of details about trout and how pretty the areas are. The book is full of creative descriptions, real fishing tips, and stories, making it an inviting read to newcomers and experts alike. Combining practical advice with beautiful details, the book presents fly fishing as more than just a sport; it's a way to dive into the calm and lovely moments found in nature.