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Editorial Review
"Evocative descriptions of nature abound, as of the splendor of changing seasons, bugling elk, moonlit trails, and the timing of mayfly and ant hatches... Advocating simple living and meditative time in nature, The Worst Fishing Dog Ever is a charming, insightful ode to the craft and appeal of fly-fishing." -- Kristen Rabe ― Foreword Reviews
“Ron Dungan’s book is full of hard-earned, thoughtful, incisive insights. He understands and illuminates the personal, cultural, and environmental forces at play that surround our beloved sport of fly-fishing. This is a must-read book for anyone interested in why fly-fishing matters in these troubled times.” -- Robert DeMott, editor of Astream: American Writers on Fly Fishing
“Ron Dungan is an amazing writer, and if you don't buy this book you will probably be struck by lightning.” -- Cinda Howard, owner, guide, and instructor at Fly Fish Arizona and Beyond
About the Author
Ron Dungan was a travel and outdoors writer for the Arizona Republic for many years, where he contributed to a Pulitzer Prizewinning story on the history of the border. More recently, as a reporter for public radio affiliate KJZZ, he had pieces on NPR and Here and Now. His work has appeared in the New York Times, Gray’s Sporting Journal, USA Today, Sierra, the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Southwest Fly Fishing,and the Miami Herald, among others.
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