142 Fishing Books on DVD!
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The ultimate collection for anyone interested in fishing and the secrets of the trade. From tips from the old-timers to become a better fisherman and how to catch the biggest and best fish along with the locations to find them to different species of fish and fly fishing and angling. The ultimate gift for anyone who loves fishing or who would like to learn the secrets of the pros. This DVD-ROM contains 142 fishing manuals and books. This is the largest and most complete fishing collection you will find anywhere.
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142 FISHING MANUALS AND BOOKS ARE INCLUDED HERE!
Collected together on one unique DVD-Rom this is the only collection you will ever need.
Over 32,000 pages!!!!!
142 fishing manuals and books on DVD-ROM
Collected together on one unique DVD-Rom this is the only collection you will ever need.
Over 32,000 pages!!!!!
142 fishing manuals and books on DVD-ROM
1. A Big Game and Fishing Guide to Northeastern Maine – James Churchward (1898, 163 pages)
2. A Complete Guide to Spinning and Trolling – Otter (1878, 111 pages)
3. A Handbook of Angling – Teaching Fly-Fishing, Trolling, Bottom-Fishing, and Salmon-Fishing – Ephemera (1865, 354 pages)
4. A Method of Preparing Specimens of Fish, by Drying Their Skins, as Practised by John Frid. Gronovius, M. D. at Leyden 1753 – Gronovius (1753, 2 pages)
5. All About Trout Fishing – J. A. Riddell (1909, 129 pages)
6. American Fish-Culture – Thaddeus Norris (1868, 324 pages)
7. American Fishes – A Popular Treatise Upon the Game and Food Fishes of North America – G. Brown Goode (1888, 516 pages)
8. American Game Fishes – Their Habits, Habitat, and Peculiarities, How, When, and Where to Angle For Them – W. A. Perry (1892, 594 pages)
9. American Trout-Stream Insects – A Guide To Angling Flies And Other Aquatic Insects Alluring to Trout – Louis Rhead (1916, 234 pages)
10. An Angler’s Paradise and How to Obtain It – J. J. Armistead (1898, 337 pages)
11. Angling – A Practical Guide to Bottom Fishing, Trolling, Spinning, and Fly-Fishing – J. T. Burgess (1867, 194 pages)
12. Angling – How to Angle and Where to Go – Robert Blakey and “Red Spinner” (1898, 315 pages)
13. Angling and How to Angle – A Practical Guide to Bait-fishing, Trolling, Spinning and Fly-fishing – J. T. Burgess and R. B. Marston (1895, 235 pages)
14. Angling in Great Britain – William Senior (1883, 85 pages)
15. Bait Angling for Common Fishes with Illustrations by the Author – Louis Rhead (1907, 175 pages)
16. Bass, Pike, Perch and Others – James A. Henshall (1903, 474 pages)
17. Book of the Black Bass Fully Illustrates – James A. Henshall (1881, 484 pages)
18. Bottom or Float-Fishing – H. Cholmondeley-Pennell (1876, 119 pages)
19. Brook Trout Fishing – R. G. Allerton (1869, 73 pages)
20. 300 Ways to Cook and Serve Shell Fish – H. Franklyn Hall (1901, 113 pages)
21. By Stream and Sea – A Book for Wanderers and Anglers – William Senior (1877, 363 pages)
22. Casting Tackle and Methods – O. W. Smith (1920, 295 pages)
23. Chalkstream and Moorland, Thoughts on Trout-Fishing – Harold Russell (1911, 259 pages)
24. Check List of the Fishes and Fish-Like Animals of New South Wales – Allan R. McCulloch (1922, 223 pages)
25. Coarse Fishing – H. T. Sheringham (1912, 348 pages)
26. Deep Sea Fishing Grounds – Julius W. Muller and Arthur Knowlson (1915, 51 pages)
27. Eat More Fish – W. I. Crawford (1920, 67 pages)
28. Facts and Fancies of Salmon Fishing – Clericus (1874, 288 pages)
29. Favorite Fish and Fishing – James A. Henshall (1908, 266 pages)
30. Fish Hatching and Fish Catching – Seth Green and R. B. Roosevelt (1879, 246 pages)
31. Fish Preservation and Refrigeration – Mr. J. K. Kilbourn (1883, 29 pages)
32. Fish Roe and Buckroe – With 85 Recipes (1918, 15 pages)
33. Fishes and Fishing and Artificial Breeding of Fish and An Anatomy of Their Senses, Their Loves, Passions and Intellects with Illustrative Facts – W. Wright Esq. (1858, 401 pages)
34. Fishes of Australia – David G. Stead (1906, 305 pages)
35. Fishes of Fancy and Their Places in Myth, Fable, Fairytale and Folklore – Phil Robinson (1883, 103 pages)
36. Fishes of the Perch Family – Sir William Jardine (1843, 274 pages)
37. Fishing -Salmon and Trout – H. Cholmondeley-Pennell (1888, 490 pages)
38. Fishing – When, Where and How to Fish Without Live Bait (1862, 33 pages)
39. Fishing – Rev. John Duncombe (1809, 144 pages)
40. Why and How to Use Salt and Smoked Fish (1917, 8 pages) 41. Fishing – H. Cholmondeley-Pennell (1906, 530 pages)
42. Fishing and Fishers Illustrated – J. Paul Taylor (1898, 263 pages)
43. Fishing and Travel in Spain – A Guide to the Angler – Walter M. Gallichan (1904, 255 pages)
44. Fishing Around New York – Where to Find Them, How to Rig, How To Catch Them Including Chart of Hooks Showing Exact Sizes to Use – J. W. Muller and Arthur Knowlson (1909, 67 pages)
45. Fishing at Home And Abroad – Sir Herbert Maxwell (1913, 583 pages)
46. Fishing for Pleasure and Catching It – E. Marston (1906, 188 pages)
47. Fishing From the Earliest Times with Illustrations – William Radcliffe (1921, 529 pages)
48. Fishing Holidays (1904, 311 pages)
49. Fishing in American Waters – Genio C. Scott (1875, 543 pages)
50. Fishing in Wales – A Guide to the Angler – Walter M. Gallichan (1903, 216 pages)
51. Fishing Kits and Equipment – Samuel G. Camp (1913, 158 pages)
52. Fishing Tackle – Perry D. Frazer (1914, 168 pages)
53. Fishing Tackle, Its Materials and Manufacture – A Practical Guide to the Best Modes of Making Every Kind of Appliance Necessary of Taking Freshwater Fish and for the Equipment of the Angler and Fly-Fisher – John Harrington Keene (1886, 251 pages)
54. Fishing With a Worm – Bliss Perry (1916, 30 pages)
55. Fishing with Floating Flies – Samuel G. Camp (1913, 134 pages)
56. Fishing with Hook and Line – A Manual for Amateur Anglers – Frank Forrester (1870, 89 pages)
57. Fishing, Tackle and Kits – Practical Information on Game Fish: How to Land Them, The Correct Tackle and How to Use It – Dixie Carroll (1919, 397 pages)
58. Fly Fishing – Sir Edward Grey (1919, 308 pages)
59. Fly Fishing in Wonderland – Klahowya (1910, 56 pages)
60. Fly-Fishing and Fly-Making for Trout – J. Harrington Keene (1887, 131 pages)
61. Fly-Fishing in Maine Lakes – Charles W. Stevens (1881, 210 pages)
62. Fly-Rods and Fly-Tackle – Suggestions As to Their Manufacture and Use – Henry P. Wells (1885, 368 pages)
63. Forty Years of Trout and Salmon Fishing – J. L. Dickie (1921, 308 pages)
64. Frank Forrester’s Fishermen’s Guide – A Manual for Professional and Amateur Anglers Containing Descriptions of Popular Fishes and Their Habitats with A List of Tools Used in Fishing Making it the Most Complete Work Published on the Subject – Frank Forrester (1850, 88 pages)
65. Goin’ Fishin’ – Weather and Feed Facts – The Freshwater Game Fish – The Natural and Artificial Baits and Their Use – Dixie Carroll (1920, 395 pages)
66. Great Fishing Stories – Edward Valentine Mitchell (284 pages)
67. Home Fishing and Home Waters – A Practical Treatise on Fish Culture – Seth Green (1888, 98 pages)
68. How to Catch Coarse Fish – An Old Angler’s Hints and Wrinkles – A. R. Matthews (1921, 35 pages)
69. How to Catch Pike – A. R. Matthews (1921, 36 pages)
70. How to Catch Trout – Three Anglers (1889, 96 pages)
71. How to Cook Fish – Recipes for Preparing Sea and Fresh Water Fish for the Table – Verein Deutcher Fisch Haendler (1886, 73 pages)
72. How to Tie Salmon Flies – Captain Hale (1892, 139 pages)
73. Hunting and Fishing in the South – Southern Railway (1904, 67 pages)
74. In a Fishing Country – W. H. Blake (1922, 260 pages)
75. Indian Fish and Fishing Illustrated – Francis Day (1883, 70 pages)
76. Information about Fish and How to Use Them – Mayor’s Committee on Food Supply (1914, 32 pages)
77. Lake and Stream Game Fishing – Dixie Carroll (1917, 307 pages)
78. Life-History and Habits of the Salmon, Sea-Trout, Trout, and Other Freshwater Fish – P. D. Malloch (1912, 316 pages)
79. Line Fishing – C. M. Mundahl (1883, 25 pages)
80. Literature of Sea and River Fishing – J. J. Manley (1883, 168 pages)
81. Lochs and Loch Fishing – Hamish Stuart (1899, 457 pages)
82. Making a Fishery – Frederic M. Halford (1895, 227 pages)
83. More About The Black Bass – James A. Henshall (1889, 206 pages)
84. Notes on Fish and Fishing – J. J. Manley (1877, 420 pages)
85. Pike and Perch – Alfred E. T. Watson (1900, 344 pages)
86. Pike, Pickerel and Muskalonge – Alfred C. Weed (69 pages)
87. Pleasures of Angling with Rod and Reel for Trout and Salmon – George Dawson (1876, 288 pages)
88. Practical Trout Culture – J. H. Slack (1872, 145 pages)
89. Recipes for Sea Food – How to Prepare and Serve Fish, Oysters, Clams, Scallops, Lobsters, Crabs, and Shrimp – Freeman and Cobb (1913, 175 pages)
90. Recreational Fishing in the Kankakee River, Illinois – Robert J. Graham (13 pages)
91. Salmon and Sea Trout – How to Propagate, Preserve, and Catch Them – Herbert Maxwell (1898, 304 pages)
92. Salmon and Trout – Dean Sage (1902, 469 pages)
93. Salmon Fishing – John James Hardy (1907, 216 pages)
94. Salmon Fishing – William Earl Hodgson (1920, 380 pages)
95. Salmon-Fishing in Canada By A Resident – With Illustrations – Colonel Sir James Edward Alexander (1860, 398 pages)
96. The Practical Fisherman: Dealing with The Natural History, The Legendary Lore, The Capture of British Freshwater Fish and Tackle and Tackle Making Illustrated – J. H. Keene (1881, 545 pages)
97. Salt Water Game Fishing – Charles Frederick Holder (1914, 204 pages)
98. Science of Fishing – The Most Practical Book on Fishing Ever Published – Tells How to Catch Fish for Those Who Have Caught Them, As Well As Those Who Never Have – Lake Brooks (1912, 263 pages)
99. Scotch Loch-Fishing – Black Palmer (1882, 93 pages)
100. Sea Fishing – John Bickerdyke (1895, 620 pages)
101. Sea-Fishing as a Sport – Being An Account of The Various Kinds of Sea Fish, How, Why and Where to Catch Them in Their Various Seasons and Localities – Lambton T. H. Young (1865, 256 pages)
102. Sea-Fishing on the English Coast – A Manual of Practical Instruction on The Art of Making and Using Sea Tackle with a Full Account of The Methods in Vogue During Each Month of The Year and A Detailed Guide for Sea-Fisherman to All the Most Popular Watering-Places on the English Coast – Frederick G. Aflalo (1891, 219 pages)
103. Sharks as Food – With Thirty Recipes (1918, 8 pages)
104. Shooting and Salmon Fishing, and Highland Sport – A. Grimble (1902, 339 pages)
105. Skates and Rays – Interesting Fishes of Great Food Value, With 29 Recipes for Cooking Them (1918, 8 pages)
106. Spinning Tackle – What it Is, And What it Ought to Be – An Entirely New Method of Spinning for Pike – H. Cholmondeley-Pennell (1862, 38 pages)
107. Sport Fishing in California and Florida – Charles F. Holder (1910, 26 pages)
108. The American Angler’s Guide – Complete Fisher’s Manual For the United States – John J. Brown (1876, 485 pages)
109. The American Salmon Fisherman – Henry P. Wells (1886, 178 pages)
110. The Angler’s Complete Guide to the Rivers and Lakes of England – Robert Blakey (1853, 189 pages)
111. The Angler’s Guide – A Handbook of the Haunts and Habits of the Popular Game Fishes, Inland and Marine With Their Portraits and an Alphabetical Index of Over 1400 Local Names, A Record of The Favorite Bait, Rods and Tackle of The Expert Angler And A Summary of The Fishing Resorts – Charles Bradford (1908, 193 pages)
112. The Angler’s Guide – The Most Complete and Practical Ever Written Containing Every Instruction Necessary to Make All Who May Feel Disposed to Try Their Skill Masters of The Art With Tackle, Baits, Times, Seasons, Fish and The Methods of Cooking Them – Rev. James Martin (1854, 197 pages)
113. The Angler’s Secret – Charles Bradford (1904, 220 pages)
114. The Art of Fishing on the Principle of Avoiding Cruelty – Oliver Raymond (1866, 129 pages)
115. The Art of Worm-Fishing – A Practical Treatise on Clear-Water Worming – Alexander Mackie (1912, 127 pages)
116. The Basses, Fresh-Water and Marine – William C. Harris (1905, 310 pages)
117. The Big Game Fishes of the United States – Chas F. Holder (1903, 526 pages)
118. The Book of Fish and Fishing – A Complete Compendium of Practical Advice to Guide Those Who Angle For All Fishes in Fresh and Salt Water – Louis Rhead (1908, 342 pages)
119. The Boy’s Own Guide to Fishing, Tackle-Making and Fish-Breeding – John Harrington Keene (1894, 211 pages)
120. The Cattle of the Sea – Interesting Facts Concerning the Place of Fish in the Daily Diet – C. Houston Goudiss (1921, 17 pages)
121. The Complete Angler – A Practical Guide to Bottom Fishing, Trolling, Spinning, and Fly-Fishing (1891, 144 pages)
122. The Complete Angler – Showing How to Take the Best Kinds of Fish And A Guide to Bottom Fishing With A Correct List of Rivers, Canals and Ponds Where Fish Are To Be Found – Elliot (1800, 38 pages)
123. The Complete Fisherman – Walter M. Gallichan (1907, 221 pages)
124. The Continental Fish Cook – M. J. N. De Frederic (1883, 64 pages)
125. The Edible Fishes of New South Wales – David G. Stead (1908, 289 pages)
126. The Fine Art of Fishing – Samuel G. Camp (1911, 215 pages)
127. The Fishing-Rod and How to Use It – A Treatise on the Various Arts of Angling, Trolling, Spinning, and Fly-Fishing – Glenfin (1860, 104 pages)
128. The Fly Fisher’s Text Book – Edward Chitty (1841, 273 pages)
129. The Idyl of the Split-Bamboo – A Carefully Detailed Description of the Rod’s Building – George Parker Holden (1920, 337 pages)
130. The Illustrated Fly-Fisher’s Text Book – A Complete Guide to the Science of Fly-Fishing – Theophilus South (1845, 321 pages)
131. The Practical Angler – The Art of Trout-Fishing More Particularly Applied to Clear Water – W. C. Stewart (1907, 256 pages)
132. The Sea-Fisherman – J. C. Wilcocks (1884, 349 pages)
133. The Sportsman’s Guide to the Northern Lakes – With Hints on Fishing, Hunting, and Trapping Illustrated – George Francis (1885, 127 pages)
134. The Young Angler’s Guide Comprising Instructions in The Arts of Fly-Fishing, Bottom-Fishing and Trolling Illustrated with Numerous Fine Engravings and Wood-Cuts (1839, 130 pages)
135. The Young Fisherman (1862, 18 pages)
136. Tragic Fishing Moments – Will H. Dilg (1922, 280 pages)
137. Trout and How to Catch Them – P. Castle (1920, 79 pages)
138. Trout Fishing – W. Earl Hodgson (1920, 391 pages)
139. Trout in Lakes and Reservoirs – A Practical Guide to Managing, Stocking, and Fishing – Ernest Phillips (1914, 159 pages)
140. Trout in New Zealand – Where to Go and How to Catch Them – W. H. Spackman (1892, 113 pages)
141. Trout Lore – O. W. Smith (1917, 268 pages)
142. Trout-Fishing in Brooks, Its Science and Art – G. Garrow-Green (1919, 158 pages)
2. A Complete Guide to Spinning and Trolling – Otter (1878, 111 pages)
3. A Handbook of Angling – Teaching Fly-Fishing, Trolling, Bottom-Fishing, and Salmon-Fishing – Ephemera (1865, 354 pages)
4. A Method of Preparing Specimens of Fish, by Drying Their Skins, as Practised by John Frid. Gronovius, M. D. at Leyden 1753 – Gronovius (1753, 2 pages)
5. All About Trout Fishing – J. A. Riddell (1909, 129 pages)
6. American Fish-Culture – Thaddeus Norris (1868, 324 pages)
7. American Fishes – A Popular Treatise Upon the Game and Food Fishes of North America – G. Brown Goode (1888, 516 pages)
8. American Game Fishes – Their Habits, Habitat, and Peculiarities, How, When, and Where to Angle For Them – W. A. Perry (1892, 594 pages)
9. American Trout-Stream Insects – A Guide To Angling Flies And Other Aquatic Insects Alluring to Trout – Louis Rhead (1916, 234 pages)
10. An Angler’s Paradise and How to Obtain It – J. J. Armistead (1898, 337 pages)
11. Angling – A Practical Guide to Bottom Fishing, Trolling, Spinning, and Fly-Fishing – J. T. Burgess (1867, 194 pages)
12. Angling – How to Angle and Where to Go – Robert Blakey and “Red Spinner” (1898, 315 pages)
13. Angling and How to Angle – A Practical Guide to Bait-fishing, Trolling, Spinning and Fly-fishing – J. T. Burgess and R. B. Marston (1895, 235 pages)
14. Angling in Great Britain – William Senior (1883, 85 pages)
15. Bait Angling for Common Fishes with Illustrations by the Author – Louis Rhead (1907, 175 pages)
16. Bass, Pike, Perch and Others – James A. Henshall (1903, 474 pages)
17. Book of the Black Bass Fully Illustrates – James A. Henshall (1881, 484 pages)
18. Bottom or Float-Fishing – H. Cholmondeley-Pennell (1876, 119 pages)
19. Brook Trout Fishing – R. G. Allerton (1869, 73 pages)
20. 300 Ways to Cook and Serve Shell Fish – H. Franklyn Hall (1901, 113 pages)
21. By Stream and Sea – A Book for Wanderers and Anglers – William Senior (1877, 363 pages)
22. Casting Tackle and Methods – O. W. Smith (1920, 295 pages)
23. Chalkstream and Moorland, Thoughts on Trout-Fishing – Harold Russell (1911, 259 pages)
24. Check List of the Fishes and Fish-Like Animals of New South Wales – Allan R. McCulloch (1922, 223 pages)
25. Coarse Fishing – H. T. Sheringham (1912, 348 pages)
26. Deep Sea Fishing Grounds – Julius W. Muller and Arthur Knowlson (1915, 51 pages)
27. Eat More Fish – W. I. Crawford (1920, 67 pages)
28. Facts and Fancies of Salmon Fishing – Clericus (1874, 288 pages)
29. Favorite Fish and Fishing – James A. Henshall (1908, 266 pages)
30. Fish Hatching and Fish Catching – Seth Green and R. B. Roosevelt (1879, 246 pages)
31. Fish Preservation and Refrigeration – Mr. J. K. Kilbourn (1883, 29 pages)
32. Fish Roe and Buckroe – With 85 Recipes (1918, 15 pages)
33. Fishes and Fishing and Artificial Breeding of Fish and An Anatomy of Their Senses, Their Loves, Passions and Intellects with Illustrative Facts – W. Wright Esq. (1858, 401 pages)
34. Fishes of Australia – David G. Stead (1906, 305 pages)
35. Fishes of Fancy and Their Places in Myth, Fable, Fairytale and Folklore – Phil Robinson (1883, 103 pages)
36. Fishes of the Perch Family – Sir William Jardine (1843, 274 pages)
37. Fishing -Salmon and Trout – H. Cholmondeley-Pennell (1888, 490 pages)
38. Fishing – When, Where and How to Fish Without Live Bait (1862, 33 pages)
39. Fishing – Rev. John Duncombe (1809, 144 pages)
40. Why and How to Use Salt and Smoked Fish (1917, 8 pages) 41. Fishing – H. Cholmondeley-Pennell (1906, 530 pages)
42. Fishing and Fishers Illustrated – J. Paul Taylor (1898, 263 pages)
43. Fishing and Travel in Spain – A Guide to the Angler – Walter M. Gallichan (1904, 255 pages)
44. Fishing Around New York – Where to Find Them, How to Rig, How To Catch Them Including Chart of Hooks Showing Exact Sizes to Use – J. W. Muller and Arthur Knowlson (1909, 67 pages)
45. Fishing at Home And Abroad – Sir Herbert Maxwell (1913, 583 pages)
46. Fishing for Pleasure and Catching It – E. Marston (1906, 188 pages)
47. Fishing From the Earliest Times with Illustrations – William Radcliffe (1921, 529 pages)
48. Fishing Holidays (1904, 311 pages)
49. Fishing in American Waters – Genio C. Scott (1875, 543 pages)
50. Fishing in Wales – A Guide to the Angler – Walter M. Gallichan (1903, 216 pages)
51. Fishing Kits and Equipment – Samuel G. Camp (1913, 158 pages)
52. Fishing Tackle – Perry D. Frazer (1914, 168 pages)
53. Fishing Tackle, Its Materials and Manufacture – A Practical Guide to the Best Modes of Making Every Kind of Appliance Necessary of Taking Freshwater Fish and for the Equipment of the Angler and Fly-Fisher – John Harrington Keene (1886, 251 pages)
54. Fishing With a Worm – Bliss Perry (1916, 30 pages)
55. Fishing with Floating Flies – Samuel G. Camp (1913, 134 pages)
56. Fishing with Hook and Line – A Manual for Amateur Anglers – Frank Forrester (1870, 89 pages)
57. Fishing, Tackle and Kits – Practical Information on Game Fish: How to Land Them, The Correct Tackle and How to Use It – Dixie Carroll (1919, 397 pages)
58. Fly Fishing – Sir Edward Grey (1919, 308 pages)
59. Fly Fishing in Wonderland – Klahowya (1910, 56 pages)
60. Fly-Fishing and Fly-Making for Trout – J. Harrington Keene (1887, 131 pages)
61. Fly-Fishing in Maine Lakes – Charles W. Stevens (1881, 210 pages)
62. Fly-Rods and Fly-Tackle – Suggestions As to Their Manufacture and Use – Henry P. Wells (1885, 368 pages)
63. Forty Years of Trout and Salmon Fishing – J. L. Dickie (1921, 308 pages)
64. Frank Forrester’s Fishermen’s Guide – A Manual for Professional and Amateur Anglers Containing Descriptions of Popular Fishes and Their Habitats with A List of Tools Used in Fishing Making it the Most Complete Work Published on the Subject – Frank Forrester (1850, 88 pages)
65. Goin’ Fishin’ – Weather and Feed Facts – The Freshwater Game Fish – The Natural and Artificial Baits and Their Use – Dixie Carroll (1920, 395 pages)
66. Great Fishing Stories – Edward Valentine Mitchell (284 pages)
67. Home Fishing and Home Waters – A Practical Treatise on Fish Culture – Seth Green (1888, 98 pages)
68. How to Catch Coarse Fish – An Old Angler’s Hints and Wrinkles – A. R. Matthews (1921, 35 pages)
69. How to Catch Pike – A. R. Matthews (1921, 36 pages)
70. How to Catch Trout – Three Anglers (1889, 96 pages)
71. How to Cook Fish – Recipes for Preparing Sea and Fresh Water Fish for the Table – Verein Deutcher Fisch Haendler (1886, 73 pages)
72. How to Tie Salmon Flies – Captain Hale (1892, 139 pages)
73. Hunting and Fishing in the South – Southern Railway (1904, 67 pages)
74. In a Fishing Country – W. H. Blake (1922, 260 pages)
75. Indian Fish and Fishing Illustrated – Francis Day (1883, 70 pages)
76. Information about Fish and How to Use Them – Mayor’s Committee on Food Supply (1914, 32 pages)
77. Lake and Stream Game Fishing – Dixie Carroll (1917, 307 pages)
78. Life-History and Habits of the Salmon, Sea-Trout, Trout, and Other Freshwater Fish – P. D. Malloch (1912, 316 pages)
79. Line Fishing – C. M. Mundahl (1883, 25 pages)
80. Literature of Sea and River Fishing – J. J. Manley (1883, 168 pages)
81. Lochs and Loch Fishing – Hamish Stuart (1899, 457 pages)
82. Making a Fishery – Frederic M. Halford (1895, 227 pages)
83. More About The Black Bass – James A. Henshall (1889, 206 pages)
84. Notes on Fish and Fishing – J. J. Manley (1877, 420 pages)
85. Pike and Perch – Alfred E. T. Watson (1900, 344 pages)
86. Pike, Pickerel and Muskalonge – Alfred C. Weed (69 pages)
87. Pleasures of Angling with Rod and Reel for Trout and Salmon – George Dawson (1876, 288 pages)
88. Practical Trout Culture – J. H. Slack (1872, 145 pages)
89. Recipes for Sea Food – How to Prepare and Serve Fish, Oysters, Clams, Scallops, Lobsters, Crabs, and Shrimp – Freeman and Cobb (1913, 175 pages)
90. Recreational Fishing in the Kankakee River, Illinois – Robert J. Graham (13 pages)
91. Salmon and Sea Trout – How to Propagate, Preserve, and Catch Them – Herbert Maxwell (1898, 304 pages)
92. Salmon and Trout – Dean Sage (1902, 469 pages)
93. Salmon Fishing – John James Hardy (1907, 216 pages)
94. Salmon Fishing – William Earl Hodgson (1920, 380 pages)
95. Salmon-Fishing in Canada By A Resident – With Illustrations – Colonel Sir James Edward Alexander (1860, 398 pages)
96. The Practical Fisherman: Dealing with The Natural History, The Legendary Lore, The Capture of British Freshwater Fish and Tackle and Tackle Making Illustrated – J. H. Keene (1881, 545 pages)
97. Salt Water Game Fishing – Charles Frederick Holder (1914, 204 pages)
98. Science of Fishing – The Most Practical Book on Fishing Ever Published – Tells How to Catch Fish for Those Who Have Caught Them, As Well As Those Who Never Have – Lake Brooks (1912, 263 pages)
99. Scotch Loch-Fishing – Black Palmer (1882, 93 pages)
100. Sea Fishing – John Bickerdyke (1895, 620 pages)
101. Sea-Fishing as a Sport – Being An Account of The Various Kinds of Sea Fish, How, Why and Where to Catch Them in Their Various Seasons and Localities – Lambton T. H. Young (1865, 256 pages)
102. Sea-Fishing on the English Coast – A Manual of Practical Instruction on The Art of Making and Using Sea Tackle with a Full Account of The Methods in Vogue During Each Month of The Year and A Detailed Guide for Sea-Fisherman to All the Most Popular Watering-Places on the English Coast – Frederick G. Aflalo (1891, 219 pages)
103. Sharks as Food – With Thirty Recipes (1918, 8 pages)
104. Shooting and Salmon Fishing, and Highland Sport – A. Grimble (1902, 339 pages)
105. Skates and Rays – Interesting Fishes of Great Food Value, With 29 Recipes for Cooking Them (1918, 8 pages)
106. Spinning Tackle – What it Is, And What it Ought to Be – An Entirely New Method of Spinning for Pike – H. Cholmondeley-Pennell (1862, 38 pages)
107. Sport Fishing in California and Florida – Charles F. Holder (1910, 26 pages)
108. The American Angler’s Guide – Complete Fisher’s Manual For the United States – John J. Brown (1876, 485 pages)
109. The American Salmon Fisherman – Henry P. Wells (1886, 178 pages)
110. The Angler’s Complete Guide to the Rivers and Lakes of England – Robert Blakey (1853, 189 pages)
111. The Angler’s Guide – A Handbook of the Haunts and Habits of the Popular Game Fishes, Inland and Marine With Their Portraits and an Alphabetical Index of Over 1400 Local Names, A Record of The Favorite Bait, Rods and Tackle of The Expert Angler And A Summary of The Fishing Resorts – Charles Bradford (1908, 193 pages)
112. The Angler’s Guide – The Most Complete and Practical Ever Written Containing Every Instruction Necessary to Make All Who May Feel Disposed to Try Their Skill Masters of The Art With Tackle, Baits, Times, Seasons, Fish and The Methods of Cooking Them – Rev. James Martin (1854, 197 pages)
113. The Angler’s Secret – Charles Bradford (1904, 220 pages)
114. The Art of Fishing on the Principle of Avoiding Cruelty – Oliver Raymond (1866, 129 pages)
115. The Art of Worm-Fishing – A Practical Treatise on Clear-Water Worming – Alexander Mackie (1912, 127 pages)
116. The Basses, Fresh-Water and Marine – William C. Harris (1905, 310 pages)
117. The Big Game Fishes of the United States – Chas F. Holder (1903, 526 pages)
118. The Book of Fish and Fishing – A Complete Compendium of Practical Advice to Guide Those Who Angle For All Fishes in Fresh and Salt Water – Louis Rhead (1908, 342 pages)
119. The Boy’s Own Guide to Fishing, Tackle-Making and Fish-Breeding – John Harrington Keene (1894, 211 pages)
120. The Cattle of the Sea – Interesting Facts Concerning the Place of Fish in the Daily Diet – C. Houston Goudiss (1921, 17 pages)
121. The Complete Angler – A Practical Guide to Bottom Fishing, Trolling, Spinning, and Fly-Fishing (1891, 144 pages)
122. The Complete Angler – Showing How to Take the Best Kinds of Fish And A Guide to Bottom Fishing With A Correct List of Rivers, Canals and Ponds Where Fish Are To Be Found – Elliot (1800, 38 pages)
123. The Complete Fisherman – Walter M. Gallichan (1907, 221 pages)
124. The Continental Fish Cook – M. J. N. De Frederic (1883, 64 pages)
125. The Edible Fishes of New South Wales – David G. Stead (1908, 289 pages)
126. The Fine Art of Fishing – Samuel G. Camp (1911, 215 pages)
127. The Fishing-Rod and How to Use It – A Treatise on the Various Arts of Angling, Trolling, Spinning, and Fly-Fishing – Glenfin (1860, 104 pages)
128. The Fly Fisher’s Text Book – Edward Chitty (1841, 273 pages)
129. The Idyl of the Split-Bamboo – A Carefully Detailed Description of the Rod’s Building – George Parker Holden (1920, 337 pages)
130. The Illustrated Fly-Fisher’s Text Book – A Complete Guide to the Science of Fly-Fishing – Theophilus South (1845, 321 pages)
131. The Practical Angler – The Art of Trout-Fishing More Particularly Applied to Clear Water – W. C. Stewart (1907, 256 pages)
132. The Sea-Fisherman – J. C. Wilcocks (1884, 349 pages)
133. The Sportsman’s Guide to the Northern Lakes – With Hints on Fishing, Hunting, and Trapping Illustrated – George Francis (1885, 127 pages)
134. The Young Angler’s Guide Comprising Instructions in The Arts of Fly-Fishing, Bottom-Fishing and Trolling Illustrated with Numerous Fine Engravings and Wood-Cuts (1839, 130 pages)
135. The Young Fisherman (1862, 18 pages)
136. Tragic Fishing Moments – Will H. Dilg (1922, 280 pages)
137. Trout and How to Catch Them – P. Castle (1920, 79 pages)
138. Trout Fishing – W. Earl Hodgson (1920, 391 pages)
139. Trout in Lakes and Reservoirs – A Practical Guide to Managing, Stocking, and Fishing – Ernest Phillips (1914, 159 pages)
140. Trout in New Zealand – Where to Go and How to Catch Them – W. H. Spackman (1892, 113 pages)
141. Trout Lore – O. W. Smith (1917, 268 pages)
142. Trout-Fishing in Brooks, Its Science and Art – G. Garrow-Green (1919, 158 pages)
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