Somewhere, Idaho

Somewhere, Idaho is a compilation of short stories and essays about the Idaho outdoors including hunting and fishing stories, tales about elk, deer, trout, pike and bass that are often told around cafe tables, bar stools, or just in passing on a street in one of the Gem State's many sparsely-populated rural burgs that dot the state's river valleys, wooded canyons and wheat fields. It's a book about elk and whitetail deer, about cutthroat trout and the flies used to entice them from the...
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Somewhere, Idaho is a compilation of short stories and essays about the Idaho outdoors including hunting and fishing stories, tales about elk, deer, trout, pike and bass that are often told around cafe tables, bar stools, or just in passing on a street in one of the Gem State's many sparsely-populated rural burgs that dot the state's river valleys, wooded canyons and wheat fields. It's a book about elk and whitetail deer, about cutthroat trout and the flies used to entice them from the state's cold, mountain fed rivers, lakes and streams. It's about the people who spend a lot of time outdoors in the woods, mountains and river lowlands, or hiking to rocky peaks. These are humorous tales, witty, dry and real. Anyone who has spent time in Idaho's out of doors, it's hunting and fishing camps will recognize these essays and stories belong to the state's literary fabric.