From Key West to Belize to Venezuela, Tosh Brown's career as a sporting travel agent allowed him to passionately pursue this big-eyed behemoth of the Atlantic. This is his insightful and humorous account of more than a decade chasing the Silver King with a fly rod, adding some heartfelt commentary and discussion, as well as a storied history of the tarpon fishery along his native Texas coast. This new Meadow Run Press book is illustrated with a full-color section of the authors stunning photographs along with never before seen photographs of some spectacular early tarpon fishing by some daring and adventurous fishermen.
Since his transition to full time photography in 1999, Tosh's images have appeared in hundreds of magazines, books, and advertising campaigns. His stock photo archive is available for online browsing and keyword search with a broad selection of hunting, fishing, travel, wildlife, and outdoor images.
If you need location or product-specific images, Tosh is also available for custom assignment work. After many years of fishing, hunting and photographing around the world, he has a keen understanding of the traditions, the settings, and the cultures that he is hired to photograph.
Tosh has written and photographed three non-fiction books. He has also edited reprints of the classic sporting editions, Hunting and Fishing in Texas (Hart Stilwell 1946) and The Book of the Tarpon (A.W. Dimock 1911). From 2003 to 2005 Tosh wrote the back page column for Fly Fishing in Salt Waters magazine. His writing currently appears in a number of angling and shooting magazines, including Gray's Sporting Journal, The Drake, and Flyfish Journal. Essays and short fiction about wing shooting, fly fishing, and sporting travel are his specialty.
Tosh graduated from the University of Texas in 1986 and currently lives in Austin with his wife, Kathy, and their children Blake and Emily. When he's not shooting photographs, he divides his time between a busy family schedule and a semi-healthy obsession with birds, fish, rods and guns.
