Corbett Lake Diaries

About the Book

J.E. Baker’s Corbett Lake Diaries will transport you on a nostalgic trip through the “Golden Age” of fly-fishing and five-star wilderness lodges from the era of Roderick Haig-Brown and General Money. Along the way you’ll experience fishing for grayling in the waters that drain into the Arctic Ocean, angling for trout in the big lakes of Interior British Columbia, and searching for steelhead and salmon in the waters along the Pacific Northwest.

In Baker’s short stories, you’ll be introduced to a host of characters that the author meets through his connection with a very special fishing lodge, Corbett Lake. These insightful anecdotes approach the world of fishing and nature with reverence and humor. You’ll long to travel these highways and byways for yourself.

About the Author

J.E. Baker was born in Victoria, British Columbia. A musician and professional fly tier, he travels throughout western North America fishing and performing. His deep interest in the natural environment is reflected in his stories. He works from his home base in the Selkirk Mountains overlooking the Columbia River.