Haig-Brown, Roderick - FISHERMAN’S FALL – 1964 1st edition – 279p – Morrow, NY – In the author’s own words; “Of all the times of year on the Pacific watershed, the fall is the most exciting, spring the most beautiful, summer perhaps the most delightful, winter the most testing, at least physically; but fall is the time of movement.” This in the author’s opinion, is the wonder of fall fishing. After the quieter times of summer, the nights are cooler, the shadows are longer and the fish are more active. There is a touch of urgency about it all, so one had better get out and be doing. – Another Haig-Brown classic. – Book is fine in a very good plus dust jacket with slight edgewear. -$90.00