“Great angling books rarely age, lesser ones slip quietly downstream. We return to the best because they remain as fresh as when we first read them— more memorable, even fresher. So, it’s a joy to revisit The Moon Pulled Up an Acre of Bass.” 

– Nick Lyons

“Peter Kaminsky is one of the world's most revered angling journalists and authors.” 

– Kirk Deeter, Trout Unlimited

“There is only a handful of true classics in the canon of modern fly fishing literature. This book is one of them, and it’s written by a master of the art.” 

– Monte Burke, author of Lords of the Fly, Rivers Always Reach the Sea, and Men of Troy

“For those of us who know the true magic of the moonlight and the fish, this is not just a fishing book. It is about forces of nature, a place in the clutch of time, and all of us caught in the gears of great mysteries we can feel but can never fully explain. We might cast for a fish, but the place casts a spell, and that spell catches us.”

– Carl Safina, author of Beyond Words and Alfie and Me

“ A classic work of outdoor literature—the kind of book any writer worth their number two pencil dreams of writing. It is a timeless snapshot of a magical time.” 

– Steve Ramirez, author of the Lyons Press Casting series and A Season in Patagonia: An Angler and Naturalist’s Journey to a New World

“A terrific book about the many pleasures of the natural world. Insightful, funny, bright, wide-ranging, and downright great.” 

– David Coggins, author of The Believer: A Year in the Fly Fishing Life