The book explores the spiritual and philosophical dimensions of fly-fishing. Eisenkramer delves into the practice not merely as a sport, but as a meditative pursuit that connects the angler to nature and to a deeper sense of self. It examines the history, techniques, and the profound personal experiences that make fly-fishing a sacred art for many.

This book is likely to appeal to dedicated fly-fishing enthusiasts who appreciate the contemplative aspects of the sport. The focus on the 'sacred art' suggests a treatment that goes beyond mere instruction, aiming to capture the essence of the experience. Readers may find it offers a deeper understanding of the practice, blending practical knowledge with philosophical inquiry.