One Last Cast: From Alaska Outdoors Radio Magazine

by Evan Swensen

Overview

Listeners of Alaska Outdoor Radio Magazine turned up the volume just a little as Evan ended his show with "And now before we close the show, there's just time for one last cast." One Last Cast is the collection of 120 of listeners' favorite one last casts. It's more than fishing Alaska. It's flying with Charlie's pilot, an early-morning walk on a deserted Kachemak Bay beach, digging clams, pulling crab and shrimp pots, taking pictures, keeping a campfire going, and watching and interacting with Alaska's wildlife. Sometimes it's doing nothing -- taking time to just sit, relax, and enjoy the surroundings, breathing air so pure you can't see it, listening to the deafening silence of a still night, or feeling the immense size of wilderness on a clear day with unlimited visibility. One Last Cast is the genuine Alaska outdoor experience.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781594331800
Publisher:	Publication Consultants
Publication date:	02/01/2000
Series:	One Last Cast: From Alaska Outdoors Radio Magazine
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	272
File size:	444 KB

About the Author

Evan Swensen, book publisher and editor, along with his wife, Lois, publishes books by Alaska authors. He has been the publisher and editor of Alaska Outdoors magazine and producer of Alaska Outdoors television show and outdoor videos, and the Host of Alaska Outdoor Radio Magazine. He has been an Alaska resident since 1957. Evan, who lives in Anchorage, has 9 children, 25 grandchildren, and 6 great grandchildren. As a pilot, he has logged more than 4,000 hours of flight time in Alaska, in both wheel and float planes. He is a serious recreation hunter and fisherman, equally comfortable casting a flyrod or using bait, or lures. He has been published in many national magazines and is the author of three books, One Last Cast, Angler’s Guide to Alaska, and Hiker’s Guide to Alaska, and publisher of more than 200 books by other Alaska authors.Evan claims to have the best job in the world; he gets up in the morning, puts on his fishing vest, picks up his fly rod, kisses his wife goodbye, tells her he’s going to work--and she believes him.