I’m extremely excited to announce the publication of my latest work, Fly Fishing in the 21st Century, on January 6, 2026.

The book is a strange, gonzo-esque collection of loosely related essays documenting many (but certainly not all) of the misadventures I’ve experienced in over a half-decade of puttering around the Great Basin and parts beyond. It’s not really a “fishing book” in the traditional sense of the phrase, because if you want to read one of those, you should just read anything by John Gierach instead. That said, while you don’t have to enjoy fly fishing to enjoy reading this book, it certainly wouldn’t hurt.

No, this is something different, and hopefully something new in the world of hunting and fishing literature. In his editorial review of Fly Fishing in the 21st Century, Noah Davis pays it the highest compliment that I could strive for — “This is a fresh book.”

I go into some more behind-the-scenes detail over at The Upland Soul if you’re curious.

Otherwise, you’ve now reached the part of this announcement where I let you know that you can purchase as many copies as your heart desires on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and most other places that books are sold. “They” also wanted me to remind you to leave a review if you loved it, hated it, or thought it was just okay.