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Rolling Back The River
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Rolling Back The River Is A Lyrical And Unflinching Journey Through Wild Streams, Wild Hearts, And The Wilderness Of Loss. With Humor, Heart, And HardEarned Wisdom, Paul Guernsey Reminds Us That The Rivers We LoveAnd The Lives We BuildCan Never Flow Backward. Joshua Caldwell, Fly Fisher, Director Of The Feature Film Mending The Linewhile FlyFishing On A Remote River In Southern Argentina, A Veteran Outdoor Writer From Maine Finds Himself Swept Into A Cascade Of Bizarre Events, All Connected To An Enigmatic, Billionaire Environmentalist And His Cosmopolitan Twin Nieces.Vincent Mapp, Former AdventureTraveling EditorInChief For An International FlyFishing Magazine, Now Leads A Life Centered Around Teaching At A Small Maine Environmental College And Obsessively Fishing His Home Waters For Just About Anything That Swims. But After His Wife Of Many Years Abruptly Upends His World By Ditching Him For Someone Who DoesnT Fish All The Time, Vincent Decides To Accept One Last FarFlung Assignment As A FlyFishing Journalist, And He Heads Off To Patagonia With The Goal Of Catching Some Of The Few Remaining, Fast Disappearing, Argentinian Landlocked SalmonAll Of Which Are Descended From Fish Originally Introduced To Argentina From Maine. Even At The Literal End Of The Earth, However, And Exploring An Enchanted Landscape Of Devastating Beauty, Vincent Finds Himself Unable To Avoid Conflict. He Arrives At An Isolated Ranch On The Perca River Just As A Mysterious Predator Has Begun Attacking Pets And LivestockAnd ItS Not Long Before He Experiences His Own Terrifying Nighttime RunIn With The Creature. He Also Discovers That The Reclusive American Owner Of An Adjacent RanchMultiBillionaire Wildlife Conservationist And Avid FlyAngler J.T. AllmanHas Been Commissioning Some Unsettling Environmental Experiments On His Vast Property. One Serious Complication In VincentS Attempts To Get To The Bottom Of All The Strangeness: Allman Holds A Simmering 20YearOld Grudge Against Him For Events Connected To His Time As A Magazine Editor. Turbulent Waters Become Increasing Treacherous After AllmanS Cultured, Equestrian, And Attractive Twin Nieces, Unaware Of Their Elderly UncleS Animosity Toward Vincent, Invite Him To A Bizarre Festival On The Grounds Of The Allman Estate. Through It All, Vincent And His Faithful Fishing Guide, Sancho Nelson, Try Very Hard To Catch Some Salmon.
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