The Other Side of the Stream

Published by Stackpole Books in 1998, this work represents the modern era of fishing literature when environmental awareness and conservation ethics had become central to angling culture. Stackpole Books specializes in high-quality outdoor and sporting books, making this a well-produced addition to contemporary fishing literature.

C.B. McCully wrote during the contemporary era of fishing literature when environmental consciousness and catch-and-release ethics had become standard in angling culture. His work reflects the modern understanding that fishing literature should address conservation concerns alongside sporting instruction. McCully's contribution comes during a period when fishing writers increasingly emphasized the spiritual and philosophical dimensions of angling experience.

The book appeared during the height of the modern conservation movement in fishing, when catch-and-release had become widely accepted practice and environmental awareness was reshaping angling culture. The 1990s marked a mature phase in American fishing literature, with writers building on decades of conservation awareness and technical innovation. McCully's work represents the contemporary tradition of reflective fishing writing that combines practical knowledge with environmental ethics and philosophical insight.