If you are—or love—someone who is driven to fishing by an irresistible force (which Grover Cleveland described as "an occult and mysterious instinct"!), Mark Kurlansky's latest work of nonfiction shines a fascinating and very personal light on the topic. The Unreasonable Virtue of Fly Fishing deep-dives into the history, craft, and art of the sport; takes you on a tour of the gorgeous and diverse places the activity may be enjoyed; and introduces some delightful practitioners of the pastime, including Kurlansky himself. (CH)