Cast Away in Montana

Tim Schulz lives in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. His business cards say professor of engineering, but he lives a secret life as a writer, musician, part-time fishing guide, and sluggish skater on North America’s slowest and oldest hockey team. His writings on fishing have and will appear in Hatch Magazine and Gray's Sporting Journal, along with a self-published book, The Habits of Trout—And Other Unsolved Mysteries.

What a warm, intimate, often humorous and always textured account of a first fishing tripto Montana. It's filled with the excitement a new and happy experience brings. There arefine glimpses of such great rivers as the Madison, the Beaverhead, Big Hole, and springcreeks—and Tim makes vivid the history of place and character of friends and newcomershe meets. He has a great gift for friendship, and his connections are deep and honest. Thebook is filled with joy, surprise, and unforgettable anecdotes. I loved it