16th March, 2010

Review Clebrates creation in the world around us, and illuminates the path of a rodmaker’s destiny. — Rod Maker Vol 4#2 2001It is exacly the type of work I hope will flourish in the next age of fly-fishing. — Jerry Kustich, author/rodmaker Twin Bridges, MntanaScott’s book made me ever so appreciative that talented people still [...]

Review

Clebrates creation in the world around us, and illuminates the path of a rodmaker’s destiny. — Rod Maker Vol 4#2 2001It is exacly the type of work I hope will flourish in the next age of fly-fishing. — Jerry Kustich, author/rodmaker Twin Bridges, MntanaScott’s book made me ever so appreciative that talented people still take time to keep journal. Spectacular sketches. — Evart Pioneer, Jim Crees, 3-7-2001

Moose in the Water/Bamboo on the Bench provides an intimate look into the rodmaker’s world and the lives of two people who followed in the footsteps of yesterday’s artisans. Set at the edge of the “North Woods” of Maine, it is a story of lasting relationships, of lakes and mountaintops, of dogs and rodmaking dogma, and of autumn landscapes made breathless by the resounding wingbeats of migrating waterfowl. a celebration of the out-doors, craftsmanship and the deep meaning of friendship

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