On the closing pages of my 1655 volume of The Compleat Angler: Or, the Contemplative Man's Recreation Mr Venator and Piscator did part company. Piscator was but a thin veil for mine own self, a veil I shall drop in this volume. We parted upon agreement to meet once again on May ninth the following year. It is to be confessed I have made ill of your patience in furnishing you with an account of it. But I think it fit to tell the reader I never did undertake any discourse for the sole purpose of pleasing myself. Yet as I would not deny myself the first pleasure of meeting once more with Venator, I shall not deny myself a second in recounting it to you.

This is a new release of the original 1948 edition.

Previous called Fishing the Wihittuck this is a book about Fishing The Delaware River and Bay. Fishing the Big D provides a unique holistic view of the Delaware Watershed and the fish of the Valley. This is more than just another Fishing Book; it contains the rich geography, history and the unique character of the Delaware River and Bay. It merges the Delaware's characteristics, history and large variety of aquatic wildlife into what we see today, a river of conflicting viewpoints and usage. The book contains maps that cover 330 miles of the River and Bay, created by the author, showing rapids, local names, access points, good fishing locations and bottom topography.

Add to your library & knowledge of sport-fishing, as you learn how to create simple & effective strategies, for your favorite lakes & rivers. How to make Sand Bag Sinkers, get comfortable Ice Fishing, learn how to apply Palomar knots, and much more. Canadian professional angler Gary Carl Love, along with his company Jackfish Lures, developed a successful fast paced system of fishing. The System was designed to build confidence and skill on the water. Use the system to catch a wide variety of fish species, and enjoy the outdoors with family and friends.

Journalist, author and unrepentant trout bum Philip Storey spends the summer on an urban river in the North-East of England fishing with centuries-old spider patterns. These are the flies that have stood the test of time and still work today. Year of the spider contains images and tying instructions for possibly the simplest to make flies you will ever come across, along with a detailed diary recording the conditions (temperature, humidity, wind, air pressure, river height etc) in which they were successful along with lots of fish pictures taken one-handed and at odd angles. This is more than just a fishing guide or a 'how-to' manual; Year of the Spider takes the mystery out of fly fishing and selects nine, easy to tie flies that will carry you right through the season catching fish all the way. And to anyone wondering if North Country spider patterns will only work in the North of England, here's what TE Pritt had to say on the subject: "The originals, or others like them, have done service on half the rivers and lakes of England and Scotland, and have never failed to give a satisfactory account of themselves, despite the lugubrious warnings of local hands that 'they were no use there'. You will be told this probably on every new river visited; yet may you safely fish Yorkshire flies and laugh to scorn the dismal prophecies of anglers who believe that the trout in their own river differ in their choice of flies from those of any other river in the universe." Philip Storey is the author of The Complete Bad Angler and has published an updated version of Yorkshire Trout Flies, by TE Pritt. He is also the author of the indispensable Cooking for Dads, a collection of meals that every father should know.

In The Bear Claw, Tom has a series of grand adventures beginning with learning how to fall in love Kodiak Style. You will meet Jesse, Eddie Spaghetti, Bible Don, and the unforgettable Swan in this adventure. Tom finds new treasures to keep as reminders of his memorable adventures in Alaska while fishing for salmon and exploring. Tom and Swan find that lust is the most exciting part of their new love. Coarse language and adult content. 38000 words.

An anthology of enjoyable and interesting short stories about the sport of fishing. Includes the introduction to a novel, "The Mystery of Somber Bay Island," (a very mysterious story with an incredible ending), a series of "Intermissions," very educational facts and recommendations on how to become an angler, a novelette, "The Shark Hunters," many informative footnote facts, and illustrations. The tales are funny, sad, scary, but over all, a rewarding Christian experience to read. If you love Jesus, enjoy fishing, love friends and family, want to become a better angler, or just enjoy reading a good book, then this is a must read ... the novel is awesome.