CHUB TAILS tells of how a father introduced his young sons to the world of trout fishing and of how one of those sons grew to love and appreciate the great outdoors and natural trout habitats. It extends from the antics of young boys who want nothing more to do than splash in the pristine streams of Upper Michigan and Northern Wisconsin to the adult dangers of fishing alone in the wilderness. The author takes you on a journey of fishing experiences that provides evidence of how natural trout habitats are being destroyed. From the mid-1930s to present day, the changes in fishing habitats become evident not only due to corporate and personal greed but also to public ignorance and failed government policies.