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Jack's main avocation - besides raising children and dealing with miscreant politicians - is fly fishing. His 1988 book, Fear of Fly Fishing, hit number five on the Seattle Times best seller list, and two other of his books have dealt with bass fishing (Fishing Bass Ackwards) and the utterly incomprehensible world of fly fishing equipment (Get The Net!). Jack is currently working on the sequel to Fear of Fly Fishing, which is entitled An Inconvenient Trout.

Jack will blog about fly fishing, in the hopes that we can share stories, lies, and generally keep our favorite spots to ourselves. Jack welcomes any comments you have about this sport/obsession. Stay tuned for updates about An Inconvenient Trout, and if you have a good story or anecdote, send it along! Maybe he'll borrow it for his new book.

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An Inconvenient Trout Is Now Completed, Kinda...

...and we're resting our thumb.

Stackpole will be publishing it for Christmas, 2008.

You can just send cash, checks, or Bear Stearns promissory notes to Amazon.com and pre-order there. If you live in Portland, I suggest this because the fly fishing books sell out of Borders and the like immediately. The local Borders-type stores have no way of communicating, apparently, to their national buyers that some authors have...um...local connections. That's been my experience, historically.

Anyway. I digress.

Northwest fly shops have usually ordered enough to meet demand, but, again, I have no idea how this is going to all play out if we're sending all of our money to the Federal Reserve for Christmas. So, pre-ordering is a good idea if you want to get one for Uncle Bob.

Your cartoonist will be heading to the Owyhee next month, with seven dozen black woolly buggers. He will attempt to avenge last season's breaking of his Winston six weight on a wing dam.

I'm pretty sure a brown trout had something to do with it. They're sneaky.

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