In this collection of 14 tales of the Pacific Northwest, seasoned fisherman Russell Chatham moves from quiet and perceptive mood pieces and philosophical reflections, through adventure and humor, for a unique and special portrait of one man's lighthearted and quite wonderful obsession: fishing. To anyone wishing to recapture the rich heritage of fly fishing the West Coast and savor in stories of a bygone era, The Angler's Coast is a must-have addition to a fishing library.

The angler's coast

CHATHAM, Russell

DOUBLEDAY

Striped bass on the fly: A guide to California waters (A California living book)

Examiner Special Projects

Deep Creek: 1984

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

Winn Books

Russell Chatham

Reference

Clark City Press

Landscape artist and fly fishing enthusiast, Russell Chatham, writes about the exploits of his friends in these stories of hunting, food, wine and life changes.

Dark waters: Essays, Stories, and Articles

Sports & Outdoors

Water Sports

Clark City Pr

"Everything in nature is essentially inscrutable," claims Russell Chatham in The Angler's Coast, but his written observations of the world around him are as evocative as his painted landscapes. First published in 1976, this new edition has been expanded to include photographs of the great fishermen and rivers of the West Coast.

The Angler's Coast

Science & Math

Nature & Ecology

Russell Chatham's landscapes are inhabited by moving light and shadow, sun-blasted hills and soft rivers, looming mountains and melancholy trees. He belongs to no current movement, lives far from the bicoastal art world, and his paintings consequently defy easy description. This volume, published in conjunction with a retrospective exhibition at the Museum of the Rockies, includes Chatham's early oils from Northern California as well as the Montana paintings that have brought him national acclaim.

Russell Chatham: One Hundred Paintings

Waddington, Chris

HARRISON. Jim

Painting

"Everything in nature is essentially inscrutable," claims Russell Chatham in The Angler's Coast, but his written observations of the world around him are as evocative as his painted landscapes. First published in 1976, this new edition has been expanded to include photographs of the great fishermen and rivers of the West Coast.

Fiction and essays relating to the countryside, the great outdoors and outdoor pursuits with sections on Ranches and Rodeos, Saloons, Hunting and Fishing and Rivers of the Big Sky.

Where We Live: The best of Big Sky Journal

Smith, Annick

et.al.

Flores, Dan

Beer, Ralph. Johnson, Denis

Bass, Ric

Bozeman, MT: Spring Creek Publishing, 1997

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