Never Cry Halibut

Southeast Alaska native Bjorn Dihle is a writer, commercial fisherman, teacher, and wilderness guide. You can find his work in Alaska Magazine, Sierra, Earth Island Journal, Adventure Kayak, Juneau Empire, Hunt Alaska Magazine, FIsh Alaska Magazine, Alaska Sporting Journal, andNorth of Ordinary. This is the follow-up to his first book, Haunted Inside Passage.

• Chapter 1: Blacktails and Brown BearsChapter 2: Sooty ObsessionChapter 3: The First DeerChapter 4: My Best TrophyChapter 5: Fish TerrorsChapter 6: Mountain of MemoriesChapter 7: Return of the Prodigal FishermanChapter 8: Meat Hunter’s CreedChapter 9: Never Cry HalibutChapter 10: FishematicsChapter 11: High Country Blacktails of AdmiraltyChapter 12: Dear Nutrition.gov, Please Sponsor My Alaskan Diet PlanChapter 13: Goat ObsessionChapter 14: Fortymile CaribouChapter 15: A Bloody Business but a Good LifeChapter 16: A Good Weight to CarryChapter 17: FishictionChapter 18: MonarchChapter 19: Dear Patagonia, Please Hire Me as a Fashion DesignerChapter 20: Adak CaribouChapter 21: The Constant Fisherman SyndromeChapter 22: DeerslayerChapter 23: A Few Hours of Pain for a Winter of Good EatingChapter 24: Bird DogChapter 25: The Fish That Refused to Get AwayChapter 26: From Forest to FreezerChapter 27: The Wolf and the FawnChapter 28: The Trails We FollowChapter 29: In the Time of PtarmiganChapter 30: Of Relationships and FreezersChapter 31: Caribou SpoonsChapter 32: The Caribou of the Brooks RangeChapter 33: Dear National Geographic, Please Produce My Reality Show IdeaChapter 34: Yakobi Island and Cross SoundChapter 35: Sheep CountryChapter 36: Grizzly CountryChapter 37: FishloveChapter 38: Sisu

"Author Bjorn Dihle beautifully chronicles his experiences as a outdoorsman son of Alaska and takes you on a hunting and fishing retrospective journey to the Last Frontier's steep mountains, lush forests and pristine salmon-filled rivers." --Chris Cocoles, Alaska Sporting Journal