A River Odyssey

In Seasons of the Steelhead, Drew Stoecklein’s photographs take us on a visual journey that captures the essence of being on the river

By Christopher Robinson, Photography By Drew Stoecklein

Updated July 1, 2016

When he was approached about doing a book on fishing for steelhead in the Northwest, Drew Stoecklein had never photographed such a large-scale project, and he knew little about fishing.

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Originally Published March 13, 2012

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