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"When you're fly-fishing for sharks," observes Richard Louv from an 18-foot aluminum boat 12 miles off the coast of San Diego doing just that, "the line between lunacy and sanity is pretty thin." The truth is, most anglers, whatever they're fishing for, live fairly close to that line, and it's that proximity that leads Louv on a provocative quest. "The waters we fish, and how we fish, reflect larger political, ethical, even spiritual issues," he writes. "How shall we reconnect to nature? How should we treat fellow creatures of other species? How do we hold fast to what is old, timeless, and slow?"

As he travels from the Pacific to the Atlantic and the Gulf Coast to the frozen lakes of Northern Michigan, Louv ponders the ways and whys of pretty much the whole teeming democracy of rods and reelers--fly-fishers, ice-fishers, big-game fishers, guides, tournament bassers, even poachers--and their impact on American culture and the environment. He heads out into streams, lakes, and oceans with them, attends expos with them, buys bait with them, and sits down in coffee shops with them to better understand who they are, what lures them, what they take from the waters, and what they give back. He meets a marvelous group of players, among them the sons of Ernest Hemingway and R.F.K.; fly-fishing's incomparable first lady, Joan Wulff; and the less well-pedigreed, too, like a Texas woman who poignantly describes how bass fishing saved her life after she was diagnosed with terminal cancer and her church shunned her because she was a lesbian. He explores how fishing has traditionally tied together generations--including those of his own family--and even how finding a long-forgotten strain of trout in Southern California could halt future development in its tracks. Louv might easily have gotten skunked on such an ambitious fishing trip; instead, his journey reveals much about America and its love of angling. --Jeff Silverman

"There he is!": Bill Dance's book on the art of plastic worm fishing

By Bill Dance

Bass Anglers Sportsman Society of America
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An Angler's Guide to Aquatic Insects and Their Imitations for All North America

By Rick Hafele

Spring Creek Press
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"An Angler's Guide to Aquatic Insects and Their Imitations" helps you identify the insects that trout and other fish feed on in streams and lakes across the country. This fully illustrated guide leads you step by step through the identification process. Then, after you make an indentification, you'll find a list of fly patterns that match the natural, supplemented by information about the insect's life cycle, habitat preferences, and specific flyfishing tactics to help you imitate its behavior.

The information in this book will help you solve the most basic flyfishing problem—finding out what the fish are feeding on and being able to match the insect and its behavior in the water. Best of all, no prior knowledge of entomology is required to use this guide. All you need to start is an aquarium net, a pair of tweezers, a few vials, the white lid off a pickle jar, and a desire to become a more knowledgeable, more successful flyfisher.

America's Favorite Fish Recipes: More Than 180 Mouthwatering Recipes from Fishing Guides and Professional Chefs (The Freshwater Angler)

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Pennsylvania State Parks: A Complete Outdoor Recreation Guide for Campers, Boaters, Anglers, Hikers and Outdoor Lovers (State Park Guidebooks)

By Bill Bailey

Glovebox Guidebooks of America
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The Freshwater Angler: Fishing North America (The Freshwater Angler)

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Product Description: Offers insights on equipment as well as information on behavior of various types of fish.

State Parks on the Great Lakes: A Complete Outdoor Recreation Guide for Campers, Boaters, Anglers, Hikers and Beach Lovers (State Park Guidebooks)

By Dean F. Miller

Glovebox Guidebooks of America
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The Angler's Guide to Freshwater Fish of North America (Country Sports)

By Eric L. Sorenson

Voyageur Press (MN)
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If you want to improve your catches (and who doesn't?) you'll find "The Angler's Guide to Freshwater Fish of North America" an invaluable resource. Providing a look into the biology and behavior of more than sixty species of freshwater game fish--including small- and large-mouth bass, sunfish, crappies, trout, salmon, catfish, walleye, northern pike, muskie, sturgeon, and more--this book provides a solid background for anglers throughout North America.

Eric L. Sorenson details each species' popularity and accessibility, range, habitat, physical traits, senses, diet, spawning, and average and record catches for a complete look at the biology of these popular fish. Because the natural history of fish is tied so closely to their future, Sorenson also emphasizes the importance of the angler's role in maintaining and preserving North America's freshwater game fish populations.

Complementing the easy-to-read text are spectacular photographs of these amazing fish. Plus, range maps are included to help you plan your next fishing excursion. So go ahead, put up a "Gone fishin'" sign and dive right in!

Also recommended: "100 Years of Fishing."

Tom Mann's Secrets of the Bass Pros. Editied By Bob Cobb

By Tom MANN

Bass Anglers Sportsman of America, 1976
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