Out Come The Dogs

Hey Stu, Another great read. Absolutely loved sitting there, reading your latest offering, Out Come the Dogs. You hit the nail on the head with your observations, traveling in India, as it’s my favorite country (been there 4 times). However, I never thought, ever, about going fishing over there; I never knew they had trout. Though the rod will be in the backpack the next time. Great work, keep going; every one of your books so far is a ripper, full of surprises.   Eddie - Australia

Hi Stu, The book arrived safely. All four of us in our bookworm family have now read it; we have all thoroughly enjoyed it, and you have converted us from your writing to go to India on our next family holiday. It sounds awesome. But we don’t wish to experience half of what happened to you. That dog attack sounded horrific. We'll let you know how we get on. Happy adventuring.  Peter and family (the McBride's) - UK

Another great read, Stu. I’ll never go to India after reading about your adventures over there, I laughed aloud so many times and cringed just as many other times. Keep writing, please don’t stop; you have a great, unique style and talent there.  Alison - New Zealand

“Halfway through Out Come The Dogs, what a fun read it is, savoring it now for the next rainy day”.   Steph - Norway.

The Intrepid adventures of a fly-fishing geek.

“It was widely known that this valley and the nearby Parvati Valley – a particularly known tourist weed mecca – as well as a few other remote valleys in the state were the biggest producers of the best hashish in India, though many would dispute that and say in the world! Unlike the many that come for the hashish, the solitude and maybe one per cent for the fruit, I was solely here for the trout fishing, which I was to find was a much rarer occurrence than I’d expected.”

All of Stu Tripney’s adventures start with a wild idea and the courage to explore places barely known. Fly fishing is always at the heart of the plan, but only ever a part of the story.

Out Come The Dogs happens in India, where Stu ventures high up into the Himalayan mountain range visiting remote villages and valleys encountering and embracing everything in his path.Savage dogs, monks, hashish, monkeys, whisky, poverty, nomads, sickness oxygen and fly fishing.

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• High quality physical copy. 434 pages and 50 great colour photos.