I'll Be Home For Dinner, Unless Theres A Hatch

In his fourth book, I'll Be Home for Dinner Unless There's a Hatch , Lou pulls back the curtain on a life lived in waders and words. With warmth, wit, and wry humor, he takes readers on a journey that drifts from intimate brook trout waters in his home state to far-flung waters around the world, joined often by his wife Lindsey and family. Lou also reveals the realities behind guiding, adventure travel, and the craft of writing guidebooks and how to manuals, the long travel days, and the discoveries made both on and off the water. No surprise, the book is filled with insightful guide tips, patterns and streamside observations. Part memoir, part adventure, and part love letter to small streams and wild trout, this book will leave readers laughing, learning new fly-fishing approaches, and longing to grab a rod and explore. Lou Zambello is a widely published author, columnist, instructor, and speaker. He is a registered Maine Guide. His three previous books are Fly Fishers Guide to New England , Fly Fishing Northern New England's Seasons, a nd In Pursuit of Trophy Brook Trout . His articles and stories have appeared in a variety of fly-fishing magazines and books, including most recently, The Catch of a Lifetime: Moments of Fly-Fishing Glory , edited by Peter Kaminsky. Lou has been a columnist for the Maine Sportsman for over 10 years. Lou and his wife, Lindsey, fish throughout North America and around the world. Home waters include the Kennebago watershed in western Maine and the Sebago Lake area near Portland.