Posted on May 21 2005
“Throughout the entire novel though, Bowie Rhodes pursues the elusive snowfly: a fly hatch appearing only once every 10 to 15 years which -beckoning trout of indescribable proportion – and, like lightning, never in the same place twice. Expect a book strictly about fly-fishing, and you’ll be disappointed. Embrace one seeking a work about life, love, loss and, at times, the Upper Peninsula, you’ll be rewarded.” Matt Hanson reviews Joseph Heywood’s novel The Snowfly