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| Gapen, Dan – RIVER FISHING – 1978 1st ed. – 281p – Privately Printed, MN – Dan Gapen is well known as the angler who popularized the Muddler Minnow pattern. This is Dan’s first book and it just reeks of his love for rivers and the fish they hold. Included tips on angling of all types on all types of rivers. Priceless techniques throughout. – Signed and Inscribed – fine in rubbed but otherwise fine jacket - $30.00 | |
| Gapen, Dan – CREEKS TO LOVE AND REMEMBER – 1982 1st ed. – 219p – Privately Printed, MN – Starting with an ancient Indian legend as to why the streams and rivers of our nation are the most important water system our land is blessed to hold – The author relates stories of Mission Creek, Hickory Run. The Hermit Gorge Meadows and many others. Also included a few tried and true recipes. – Signed and Inscribed two times - fine in fine dust jacket - $30.00 | |
| Garrison/Carmichael – A MASTER’S GUIDE TO BUILDING A BAMBOO FLY ROD – 1985 2nd edition of 1977 1st – Winchester, NY – 296p – This book is difficult to find in any edition due to the fact that it is unanimously agreed upon that it is simply the best work ever done on the subject. Garrison’s rods rank right up there with the finest ever produced and have become prized collectibles sought by all serious bamboo rod aficionados. Garrison was responsible for bringing a new technological competence to an old art. Here he shares his unique knowledge of rod building as well as invaluable information on refinishing, repair and restoration. – Signed by Hoagy - A superb copy in a very fine unclipped dust jacket - $165.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Gerlach, Rex - CREATIVE FLY TYING AND FISHING - 1974 1st ed. - 231p - Winchester, N.Y. - nicely illust. with lots of valuable tying instructions and patterns geared to specific regions, includes fishing techniques - f in f. $25.00 | |
| Gerlach, Rex - THE COMPLETE BOOK OF CASTING - 1975 1st ed. - 203p - Winchester, N.Y. - whatever degree of casting proficiency you now enjoy, this book will help you to improve - f in f. $20.00 | |
| Gerlach, Rex - FLY FISHING FOR RAINBOWS - 1988 1st ed. - 222p - Stackpole, Harrisburg - strategies and tactics for taking North America’s favorite trout - with photos and diagrams - includes imitations for western steelhead - f in f. $30.00 | |
| Gill, Emyln M. – PRACTICAL DRY FLY FISHING – 1915 2nd edition – 216p - Scribner & Son, NY – This is the first American work devoted entirely to fishing the dry fly. The author here expands on his 1911 Field & Stream articles that introduced American anglers to the challenges and delights of the heretofore British practice of dry-fly fishing. Contains hints on fly use in rough-water streams and placid river pools; considers the difference in wilderness fishing from taking "educated trout" from much-fished streams; discusses casting methods. – Book exhibits some spotting of unknown origin on the front cover, otherwise the book is very good. - $55.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Gingrich, Arnold – THE WELL-TEMPERED ANGLER – 1965 1st Edition – 330p + index – Knopf, NY – Arnold Gingrich is always a pleasure to read. His uniqueness lies in the unbridled enthusiasm he exudes when discussing angling and angling literature. The founding editor of Esquire Magazine, his expertise in providing an outline of the best of four centuries of angling literature is invaluable. Arnold fished with all the angling greats of his day and this book abounds with engaging anecdotes of excursions with the likes of Papa Hemingway, Lee Wulff, Charlie Ritz, Al McClane and others. – A beautiful collector’s copy – Signed & Inscribed by Arnold – fine in a fine unclipped dust jacket. - $85.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Goldberg, Howard - THE ANGLER’S BOOK ON FLY-TYING AND FISHING - 1973 1st ed. - 107p - Schribner, N.Y. - the author uses step-by-step photos and directions to instruct on tying dries, wets, nymphs, streamers, bucktails and salmon flies and goes on to demonstrate the techniques used in fishing the various flies - some good pointers for tyers of all levels of experience - f in f. $20.00 | |
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| Gordon, Sid - HOW TO FISH FROM TOP TO BOTTOM - 1978 Special Limited Ed. - 383p - Stackpole, Harrisburg - this limited ed. of the ever popular 1955 1st, is nicely done in brown simulated leather with matching slip case - as new. $55.00 | |
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| Grant, George F. – THE MASTER FLY WEAVER – 1980 Limited to 1950 Copies Edition – Champoeg, Portland – 230p + Index – Here is George Grant’s hard-to-find treatise primarily devoted to the weaving of hair-hackles for fly imitations – this work also contains specific instructions in regards to woven-bodies, pin-shaped bodies and other related processes important to the fly tyer and fly fisher who enjoy the thrill of big-river fishing. Forward by Dave Whitlock, with copious illustrations by Harvey Eckert and photos by Mike Fong. Includes 8 full color plates of flies enclosed in a folder at back cover. – book and plates are in very good condition as can be seen by viewing the accompanying photos. - $200.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Greene, Harry Plunket – WHERE THE BRIGHT WATERS MEET – 1929 2nd edition – 253p – Phillip Allan, London – This author was truly a writer of quality and in “Where the Bright Waters Meet” he has produced an outstanding angling autobiography, which is quite rightly regarded as a classic of the chalk-streams. In this book, as well as paying homage to the Bourne, he wrote chapters on Blagdon, the Test and the Kennet, and whereas he does not actually provide instructions, he has that rare quality to bring us to his side while he is fishing, and leaves to learn from watching him at work. The writing talent of Harry Plunket Greene has resulted in his being the favorite author of many angling literature enthusiasts. A truly enjoyable book to read. – Absolutely wonderful copy, no foxing, crisp and clean. - $135.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Greenburg/Waugh (editors) - THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY - 1989 1st ed. - 566p - Bonanza, N.Y.- a treasury of fine angling tales from the pens of authors such as Waldon, Haig-Brown, Blackmore, Nick Lyons and many others - f in f. $25.00 | |
| Gregg, E.C. - HOW TO TIE FLIES - 1940 1st ed. - 83p - Barnes, N.Y. - very popular book, frequently reprinted, remains a good guide with many patterns - bottom edge of sp. rubbed o/w vg. in vg. $25.00 | |
| Gregg, E. C. - HOW TO TIE FLIES - later ptg. of 1940 1st - 83p - Barnes, N.Y. - f in g. $20.00 | |
| Gresham, Grits - COMPLETE BOOK OF BASS FISHING - 1966 1st ed. - 264p - Harper & Row, N.Y. - if your interested in ole bucketmouth, here’s where you learn how to get his attention - former owner’s name written in twice - o/w f in f. $20.00 | |
| Grey, Sir Edward – FLY FISHING - 1928 reprint of 1899 1st – 276p – J.M. Dent, London – Sir Edward Grey lived during the exciting period of the dry-fly revolution in the UK and was exposed to the innovative and controversial new theories and methods of Halford, Marryat, and other pioneers of the field. His life was one of active participation in the politic of his day, and he became the youngest member of the House of Commons. In that capacity he was deeply involved in both national and international issues, and even served in the cabinet as foreign secretary during the hectic decade of 1905 – 1915. As an ardent angler and regardless of his obvious onerous responsibilities he still began to dream about angling as early as six months before the salmon season arrived. "I lay awake in bed fishing in imagination the pools which I was not going to see before March at the earliest." He has lots of company. – Book is a nice clean copy in red covers with a bit of soiling. - $35.00 – | Click here for pictures |
| Grey, Zane – TALES OF FRESHWATER FISHING – 1928 1st ed. – Grosset & Dunlap, NY – 277p – with many photos by the author and his brother – casting to salmon, trout and bass from Pennsylvania to Oregon – very hard to find – in faded green cover with no foxing – vg - $165.00 | |
| Griswold, F. Gray - FISH FACTS AND FANCIES - 1926 1st ed. - Schribner, N. Y. 242p - the Griswold Gray Salmon Fly on title page - lots of salmon fishing on the Grand Cascapedia, well illust. - cvs show normal wear - one page with harmless tear - o/w vg with many uncut pages. $60.00 | |
| Grove, Alvin R. – THE LURE AND LORE OF TROUT FISHING – 1951 1st edition – 318p – Stackpole, Harrisburg – Arnold Gingrich was extremely knowledgeable where fly fishing literature was concerned and also authored some excellent angling books of his own. Arnold along with other critics all agreed on placing this book on the list of the best 30 fly fishing books of all time. A most valuable addition to the serious angler’s library,. it is the first book on trout fishing which contributes here in America much that the works of Skues, Halford, Ronalds, and Mosely have contributed to the famous fly-fishing literature of England. For the first time the similarity of American and English insects and their imitations is brought out in significant detail. In the chapters "Food for Fish," "Naturals and Artificials," and "Patterns and Reflections" are to be found the rudiments of all natural American fly patterns. Emphasis is placed on the natural insects of importance to the fishermen of this country, and in addition to detailed discussions where necessary, much valuable descriptive information on natural insects is summarized in nearly 20 pages of tables. – Book is fine in very rare good dust jacket with a few small chips. - $70.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Grove, Alvin R. – THE LURE AND LORE OF TROUT FISHING - 1971 printing – 318p – Freshet Press, Rockville Centre – This is a well done printing of the same good book as appears above. In the original gilt-blocked half-leather and paper-backed boards. - this copy is as new - $55.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Gytenbeek,
R.P. Van - THE WAY OF A TROUT - 1972 1st ed. - 146p - Lippincott,
Phila. - recommended for those concerned with conservation and should
be required reading for those without concern - f in f. $20.00
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| Hackle, Sparse Grey - FISHLESS DAYS, ANGLING
NIGHTS - 1972 later ptg. of 1971 1st ed. - 223p - Crown,
NY - This book needs very little introduction, it is one of the most popular
of all of our angling books, due I'm sure to the wit and charm of the
author. - book is fine in fine in slightly bubbled dust jacket as usual-
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| Haig-Brown, Roderick – A RIVER NEVER SLEEPS – 1948 1st edition – 320p – Collins, London – This author is a bit like Lay’s potato chips, no one can eat just one. With Haig-Brown, if you read one of his books, you will want to read them all. This is another of his classics describing year-round angling on all types of water. Nothing pleases me more as a angling book dealer than to find these old classics so well preserved. This copy is an extremely nice copy with a whole colorful dust jacket, with just a hint of foxing to the front panel. The jacket has small chips at the top and bottom of the spine, but is otherwise a very rare whole, unclipped jacket. Book is fine with no owner’s signatures, other writing or marks of any kind. A nice collectible - $100.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Haig-Brown, Roderick – RETURN TO THE RIVER – 1974 printing of 1946 1st edition – 248p – Collins, Toronto – I have always considered this author to be right up there with the best of the angling story tellers. His style of writing is sorely lacking in our present day literature. In this effort Haig-Brown , observing with the trained eye of the naturalist what he records with a novelist’s skill. Here he sets forth the dramatic life history of one salmon from her hatching through her mating – the full cycle of her life cycle. He writes in a style as vigorous as the great fish itself. His factual accounts are as enjoyable to read as any fiction. – With former owner’s bookplate, book is fine condition in near fine dust jacket. - $35.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Haig-Brown, Roderick - BRIGHT WATERS, BRIGHT FISH - 1980 1st ed. - 142p - Timber Press, Oregon - Canadian angling, as only Haig-Brown can describe- plently of action - as new - $35.00 | |
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Roderick - RETURN TO THE RIVER - 1974 ptg of 1946 1st - 248p - Crown, NY - a Chinook
salmon river and the men who return to fish the river they love
- some pages sl dented o/w f in vf - $30.00 |
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| Haig-Brown, Roderick - THE LIVING LAND - 1961 1st ed. - 269p - Macmillan, Toronto - beautifully done, well illust. description of British Columbia’s wealth of wildlife and natural resources by one of its’own - f. $75.00 | |
| Hall, Henry Marion – A FULL CREEL – 1946 1st ed. – 179p – Longmans, Green, NY – A pleasant way to spend an evening – chapters entitled; Talisman Flies, Grandfather’s Trout, Following the Kingfisher, The Royal Rainbow, Fly Casting for Largemouth Bass, Emulating the Otter, Dolly Varden Trout, The Eyes of Northern Lakes and 15 more – written in a style sadly missing today – f in unclipped but chipped dj. - $25.00 | |
| Hammond, Bryn - HALCYON DAYS - 1992 1st ed. - 246p - Swan Hill, Shrewsbury, England - chapters on exact imitation and impressionism with flies, night fishing, catch and release and more - as new. $25.00 | |
| Hammond, S.H. “Shadow” - WILD NORTHERN SCENES (or Sporting Adventures With the Rifle and Rod) - 1967 Abercrombie & Fitch Library ptg. - 341p - Arno Press, N.Y. - a very unique portrait of the Andirondacks prior to the Civil War when the region was an almost untouched wilderness - owner’s name on ffep o/w vf. $40.00 | |
| Harris, J.R. - AN ANGLER’S ENTOMOLOGY - 1966 ptg. of 1952 1st - 266p - Barnes, S Brunswick - illust. with 103 color photos & 54 b/w photos and diagrams - this book has become a well accepted general guide for the serious angler - f in f - $35.00 | |
| Harris,
Walter - SALMON FISHING IN
ALASKA - 1967 1st ed. - 143p - Barnes, Cranury, N.J. - much of this text
deals with the commercial fishery, but includes fishing for King salmon
in wild unspoiled regions, many photos of 50lb. plus fish - f in f. $30.00 |
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| Harrop. René – LEARNING FROM THE WATER – 1st edition – 213p – Stackpole, Harrisburg – This well-known angler/author is one of the acknowledged masters of the Henry’s Fork. This book records lessons learned from years fishing the world’s toughest trout water. His home water, the Henry’s Fork, is one of the most challenging spring creeks in the world, and over his lifetime fishing the Henry’s Fork, he has developed legendary techniques and flies to meet the challenge. In Learning from the Water, René shares his wisdom on the importance of insect stages, the flies for a successful fly box, and how to plan and prepare for a trip to unfamiliar water. Chapters on midges, caddis, Flavs, Callibaetis, Tricos, PMDs, hoppers, beetles, aquatic wasps, and Baetis give solid inside information on each of these important insects as well as the patterns René uses to imitate them, patterns that inspire fly tiers the world over. As New/As New. - $40.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Hartley, J.R. – J.R. HARTLEY CASTS AGAIN – 1992 1st ed. – 127p – Paul, London – these tales are told with such dry, self-effacing wit that it’s impossible not to laugh out loud – truly an amusing evening’s entertainment – f – f - $20.00 | |
| Hartman, Robert - ABOUT FISHING - 1938 1st trade ed. - 308p - Barker, London instructions for fishing with rod for salmon and trout, drawings and decorations done by the author - vg. $20.00 | |
| Harvey, George W. – TECHNIQUES OF TROUT FISHING AND FLY TYING – 1990 1st hardback edition – Lyons, NY – 149p plus appendix – This author, George Harvey is quite simply in a class by himself when it comes to fly fishing. He developed the fly fishing courses at Penn State and has conservatively taught 35,000 pupils the joys of fly fishing, fly tying and fly casting. He is widely regarded as the dean of modern fly fishing and fly tying instructors. With this book he promises to help a new generation of fly fishermen improve their techniques substantially. From long experience, he offers concise tips on fishing all the various flies, and includes fly tying instructions for tying all kinds of flies including, trout, bass, and salt water species. As a mentor, prophet, author and tireless advocate of the beauties of fly fishing, George Harvey has carved a special niche in the annals of fly fishing history. – Books is fine in a fine unclipped dust jacket. - $75.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Heacox, Cecil - THE COMPLEAT BROWN TROUT - 1974 1st ed. - 184p - Winchester, N.Y. - f in f. $30.00 | |
| Heffernan, Terry - FLY-FISHING TALES - 1994 1st ed. - Penguin, N.Y. - 86p - includes 8 classic short stories by noter angling authors, enhanced by 18 beautiful photos by award winning author - an attractive package, nice looking book - vf in vf - $25.00 | |
| Hellekson, Terry - POPULAR FLY PATTERNS - 1977 1st ed. - 180p - Peregrine Smith, Salt Lake City - dressings for 800 plus flies of all types, 8 pages in full color and b/w drawings of most flies given, a very helpful addition to the flytyer’s bookshelf or work area - vg in g. $30.00 | |
| Henshall, James A. – BASS, PIKE, PERCH & OTHERS – 1903 1st edition – Macmillan, NY – 409p + ads – Containing 18 chapters describing all United States game fish east of the Rocky Mountains. Accompanied by lots of photos and illustrations, this early work is not just informative but is also a very nice collectible. The author’s earlier work “The Black Bass” in the vintage 1881 1st edition is now considered to be a classic and has become a valuable collectible. – A very nice copy with many uncut pages and with gilt titles and decoration - $50.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Henshall, James A. - BOOK OF THE BLACK BASS - 1915 ptg. of the 1881 1st. - 452p Stewart Kidd, Cincinnati - a true angling classic (and expensive in the 1st ed.) - deals with the life history of the bass, how to fish, including flyfishing and describes the tools and tackle of the pursuit - includes Robert Clarke’s supplement; “More About The Black Bass” - green cvs with gilt bass & title - f. $60.00 | |
| Herd, Dr. Andrew – THE FLY – 2001 Limited to 500 Copies 1st Edition – 374p – Medlar Press, Ellesmere, Shropshire – The author is an associate editor of Waterlog and is well know for his contributions to that magazine. Dr. Herd is considered to be one of the most informed angling historians of modern times and his website is swamped with visits from those seeking historical angling facts. This book, “The Fly” was the result of decades of research into the history of angling and may well be the single most authoritative work published to date. The author does a good job of putting the reader in the shoes of those who have gone before, enabling us to understand what it was like to cast a fly in the days of yore. It is interesting to note that this book has received accolades from other authors, and that is an author’s greatest compliment for both himself and his work. – Nicely produced with sewn in silk marker. - $100.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Hewitt, Edward R. – A TROUT AND SALMON FISHERMAN FOR 75 YEARS – 1966 ptg of 1948 1st. – 338p – Abercrombie & Fitch, NY – Ed Hewitt was the consummate angler, his world and life were devoted to the subject. His many innovations contributing to almost all aspects of our pursuit are still important today. In his day, Ed was a man you either liked or disliked, but one you could not ignore. Tales of escapades are legendary, but could usually be backed up by fact. Ed, never one to avoid the spotlight, was once fishing for salmon while a few of his guests watched. He made several casts to a fish visible to all, to no avail. Due to Ed’s flawless reputation as an angler, this brought a chuckle from the spectators. Dauntless as ever, Ed turned to his guests and explained the problem. He told them the fish had only one eye and he had made the casts to the wrong side of the fish. This brought even more chuckles as it seemed like a lame excuse for not being able to interest the salmon to take. Ed told them I’ll catch him on the next cast or two. Well he did, and to the amazement of all, the fish had only one eye. This was Ed Hewitt. – book is in excellent condition. - $65.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Hewitt, Edward Ringwood – SECRETS OF THE SALMON – 1925 2nd edition – 159p – Schribners, NY – Ed Hewitt is one of the elder statesmen of American angling and has greatly influenced ensuing generations of fishermen. The crux of this book of secrets is titled “What the Fish Sees” and is based on Hewitt’s endless experiments with how fish view a fly. He developed special portable tanks for this purpose which enabled him to take amazing photos of fish in action. And from this, Hewitt ever the thinking man’s angler, learned much about the secrets of feeding fish. Hewitt was truly an expert angler and much can be learned from his writings. – This is a very nice, clean 2nd edition copy of this well received work. - $45.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Hewitt, Edward R. – BETTER TROUT STREAMS – 1931 1st ed. – 140p – Schribner, NY – the maintenance of trout streams and rivers with special attention paid to trout habits and food supply – a very scarce collectible – former owner’s name on ffep – some uncut pages o/w f - $120.00 | |
| Hewitt, Edward R. – HEWITT’S NYMPH FLY FISHING – 1934 1st edition – 31p – Marchbank Press, NY – Ed Hewitt was a learned man with a serious love for fly fishing and all that goes with it. He wrote quite a few books and there are many who regard Hewitt as their favorite author. He was most assuredly a most interesting individual who in spite of vast wealth devoted much of his life to trout and trout streams. This is an important little book for collectors of Hewitt memorabilia. Book is in very good condition with normal age toning. - $80.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Hewitt, Edward R. – BETTER TROUT STREAMS – 1931 1st ed. – 140p – Schribner, NY – same book as above – former owner’s name on ffep – some harmless moisture evidence of a few page edges o/w f - $110.00 | |
| Hewitt, Edward R. – HEWITT’S HANDBOOK OF STREAM IMPROVEMENTS – 1934 1st edition – Marchbank, NY – 82p – Hewitt was blessed with great wealth and by age 26 already had the pleasure of fishing the western US, Canada and Europe. His knowledge is notable and his stream conservation methods remain important today. Having purchase 2700 acres in the Catskills, including 4 ½ miles of frontage on the Neversink, he established his famous fishing camp later to be known as the Big Bend Club. Here he practiced what he preached about conservation. – a very nice collectible – very good condition – $85.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Hewitt, Edward R. – HEWITT’S HANDBOOK OF FLY FISHING – 1933 1st edition – Marchbank, NY – 116p + index – Ed Hewitt was a unique individual with enough money to devote his life to fly fishing which was obviously his first love. In many aspects Hewitt was well ahead of the times as regards angling conservation. In this book he alludes to “catch & release” fishing, far from a popular concept back in 1933. His extensive knowledge is apparent throughout this work and it makes for enjoyable reading. – a nice collectible – very good - $75.00 | |
| Hidy,
Vernon - FLY FISHING - 1972 pt. - 93p - Lippincott, Phila. - flies, stream strategy,
casting, lines, leaders, etc. - f. $15.00 |
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Vernon
- THE PLEASURES OF FLY FISHING - 1972 1st ed. - 127p - Winchester,
N.Y. - vg in sl. st. dj. $15.00
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| Hill, Frederick – SALMON FISHING (The Greased Line On the Dee, Don and Earn) – 1948 1st ed. – 98p – Chapman & Hill, London – lots of advise on greased line tactics used today by many steelheaders – photos & illusts. – vg in g - $20.00 | |
| Hilyard, Graydon R. & Leslie K. – CARRIE G. STEVENS (Maker of Rangely Favorite Trout and Salmon Flies) – 2000 1st edition – 162p – Stackpole, Harrisburg – Carrie Stevens is a self-taught legendary fly tyer from Upper Dam, Maine. Carrie created some of the most beautiful and enduring streamer patterns ever designed. If she had never come up with another pattern, the Gray Ghost alone would have insured her a place in angling history forever. But instead, she originated dozens of patterns for the landlocked salmon and giant brook trout of the Rangely Lakes region and several of those patterns are now standards. This long-awaited book is both a history of the woman and the region, as well as the definitive guide to Stevens streamers and their construction with comments by experts on the subtleties of her method. The tying section lists dressings for more than 100 streamers, 65 of which have never been published. – Book is fine in very good dust jacket with one minor repair. - $125.00 | Click here for pictures |
| Holbrook/Koch – MIDGE MAGIC – 2001 1st ed. 2nd ptg. – 109p – Stackpole, Harrisburg – the two authors, both experts in midge fishing and tying, collaborate to present a step-by-step guide to tying and fishing an array of midge patterns more affective than anything out there – as new - $30.00 | |
| Holden, Dr. George Parker - THE IDYL OF THE SPLIT BAMBOO - 1920 1st ed. - 278p - Stewart Kidd, Cinn. - by far the rarest and most collectible of the rod books - this is a nice copy - f. $385.00 | |
| Holder, Charles Frederick -THE BOY ANGLER -1904 1st ed.-294p-Appleton, N.Y. adventures in the Atlantic, the Pacific and Canada - vg in attractive cloth cvs. $45.00 | |
| Holdworth, Edmund W.H. - SEA FISHERIES OF GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND - 1883 1st ed. - 213p - Stanford Cross, London - the practical working end of the various fisheries with illust. of boats, nets and gear - f. $30.00 | |
| Hoover,
Herbert - FISHING FOR FUN (And To Wash Your Soul) -1963 later ptg. of 1963 1st
ed. - 86p - Random House, N.Y. - a touch of Walton, a touch of Thoreau,
but all Hoover - f in f.
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| Hordern,
Michael - GONE FISHING - 1995 1st ed. - 248p - Castle Edison, N.J. - an anthology
of angling tales by the likes of Hemingway, Maclean and others - a good
fireside book - f in f. $20.00 |
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| Humphrey, Joe – TROUT TACTICS – 1993 1st hardcover ed. – 256p – Stackpole, Harrisburg – This new hardcover edition naturally contains all the good stuff in the original paperback, but this issue has been updated & expanded. – the author cites recent studies concerning water temperatures & feeding. – Includes Joe’s expert advice on nymphing pocket water. – How hatchery trout can be taken just below the surface, when native trout still won’t move.- Also, updates on night fishing. – Signed – as new - $35.00 | |
| Humphrey,
William - THE SPAWNING RUN - 1970 2nd ptg. - 80p - Knopf, N.Y. - with extraordinary grace, humor and detail, the life, long voyage
and death of the king of gamefish, by the author of; HOME FROM THE
HILL - f in f. $20.00 |
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| Hyndman, James H. - MODERN FLY CRAFT - 1938 1st ed. - 96p - Bonfords & Mort, Portland - a look fly-tying methods, techniques and tools the way it was done back when - still good advice - f $25.00 |
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