Principles of Fishery SciencePrinciples of Fishery Science by W. Harry Everhart, Alfred W. Eipper and William D. Youngs. 1975. Cornell University Press, Ithaca, New York. All important aspects of fishery science are covered in this revised and thoroughly updated version of a widely used book (by Everhart and G. A. Rounsefell) that was first published in 1953. Aimed primarily at graduate and upper division undergraduate students, the book is also a valuable reference for

It is charmingly written in the form of letters to his two sons

scientists are too busy seeking new horizons to see the whole view or to give the layman a hand up

Slight yellowing on edges

from the behavior of trout and the best places to find them to the selection of tackle and the art of fly fishing

and the connection to family and nature

This book by Jean-Paul Pequegnot

This is primarily a book for fishermen

The Flyfisherman's key to identifying and imitating aquatic insects

from lake fishing to bonefishing

an outdoorsman - and a writer

An indispensable guide for fly tying

Lenox Dick shows you how to fish