Guiding ElliottGuiding Elliott: A novel by Robert Lee. Guiding Elliott is a hilarious and heartwarming novel told entirely through letters from Donnie Phillips, a cantankerous Montana fly fishing guide, to a New York City fly fishing club. Donnie's a simple man with strong opinions: women belong off the trout stream, and oatmeal isn't food. Living amidst the West's premier trout waters, he attempts to impart his "real fly fishing guide" wisdom to city dwellers.

Published Date: 1954

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