In the quiet, sunbaked landscape of 1970s Central Florida, the truest lessons aren’t spoken– they’re found and lived.

For young Casey, summer at her parent’s lakeside fish camp is measured by the gentle rhythms of nature and the warmth of a family that loves her. This is a place of shared stories; one where she drifts between the quirks and wisdom of the older fishermen who frequent the docks and the vibrant wildlife of the lake.

But deep within Casey stirs a fierce spirit of independence. Armed with her own rod and a quiet resolve, she sets out alone into the hidden corners of the water, chasing the shadow of a gigantic, legendary bass.

What follows is more than a young girl's quest for a mythical catch. Casey embarks on a journey of self-reliance to ultimately discover a simple, eternal truth that binds us all to the wild.

Weaving atmospheric reverence with rich nostalgia, Casey and the Big Bass is a story of the beautiful innocence of childhood and the enduring magic of the natural world.

A profound piece of coming-of-age fiction that will speak to young and old alike, it is a contemplative yet evocative blend of Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea and Charlie Mackesy's The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse: elemental in its simplicity, generous in its wisdom, and suffused with a reverence for the natural world that stays with a listener long after the last page.