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I think that story is old news, about the sueing. He lost, as I've heard it. He sold the rights, or they were sold by the Sierra Club or whomever actually owned them... they tried to work with him on the screenplay, but he was too close to it to make it work... he pulled out, they brought someone else in and then he didn't like what the new guy did and tried to get the film rights back... and when he couldn't, he sued. Anyone can sue anyone else for anything... so, he did... and he lost and now we are going to have a fishing movie that might just spike some more interest into the sport, which it needs.
I've been looking for info on a new lawsuit, but I have yet to find it.
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