The Trout King: Trouble Lurks Beneath for Two Rival Fishermen Who Clash on and Off the Water, Risking What the Value Most

Every summer the the small community of Bishop's Place holds a summer-long fishing contest where the winner is crowned the "Trout King." Alexander McGregor had won the title for the last eight years, but out-of-towner Sam Henry hoped to change that. McGregor fishes ruthlessly. Meanwhile, Sam casts in his line and waits patiently for a bite. They both deal with relationships the same way they fish, and it could cost each of them their families. How much longer willMcGregor's wife accept his harsh relationship with his sons? How much longer can Sam's wife take his distant approach to their marriage? The tension deepens when McGregor catches what local fisherman deem to be the largest trout around. It looks like the contest is over. Then Sam's son discovers the location of an unbelievably large trout that could put his father in control of the contest for good! This delightful story will "hook" any reader! "I don't think it's an accident that major turning points in my life are marked with the reading of great fishing stories. First there was Old Manand the Sea, then A River Runs Through It, and now The Trout King." Lee Nelson, authorCarl E. Pickhardt is the author of 'The Trout King: Trouble Lurks Beneath for Two Rival Fishermen Who Clash on and Off the Water, Risking What the Value Most', published 2001 under ISBN 9781555175450 and ISBN 1555175457.