CAST FROM THE EDGE: TALES OF AN UNCOMMON FLY FISHER. By Scott Sadil.

1999 1st edition. 8vo (156 x 236mm). Ppviii,183. Not illustrated. Blue cloth, spine titled in silver-gilt.

"Master storyteller Scott Sadil takes us on an odyssey ranging from Baja, California, to the tree-clad rivers of the Pacific Northwest. Enter Theodore Sepic, a mysterious fly fisherman of legendary proportions who dwells on life's edges - the edge of society, the edge of respectability, and at times the edge of sanity. Cast from the Edge chronicles the experiences of this unforgettable character in a series of stories that, by turn, outrageously funny, excruciatingly sad, and eminently poignant. It is at all times a bluntly honest portrayal of the life of an uncommon fly fisher." "Scott Sadil's Cast from the Edge made my day. It's my favorite fishing book since Seth Norman's Meanderings - hilarious, poignant, off-the-wall... A must read even for non-fishers." (Steve Bodio). "Scott Sadil's Cast from the Edge is a vigorous, humorous, memorable description of the fishing passion and why it takes hold, told with freshness and verve." (W.D. Wetherell).