Hunting/Fishing from Gilt Edge Books

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1981. From Roderick Haig-Brown, the man hailed as the world's best writer on the joys and challenges of fly fishing, here is a first-time collection of the best of the many pieces he wrote on the subject. This Campbell River, B.C. resident became a highly respected judge, conservationalist as well as a writer and fly… Read more

Seattle, Washington: Superior Publishing Company, 1972. The author's experience and understanding of each hunting situation is thoroughly expressed along with photographs and charts that tell what clothing to wear, An article about ammunition and guns, with illustrations which show how to lead birds in flight, how to set decoys, aerial views of lakes and ponds showing where to build blinds.… Read more

New York: Outdoor Life Harper & Brothers, 1962. Outdoor Life Complete Book of Hunting with an illustrated section on estimating big-game trophies and a hunter's field guide to waterfowl and upland birds. Artist Douglas Allen's eighty-five wildlife drawings and the more than a hundred instructive photographs complement a lucid text. Thirty clear and authoritative chapters, appendix, bibliography… Read more

Northfield, Illinois: DBI Books Inc, 1976. Oversize format. Illustrated card covers. 288pp. Profusely illustrated with b/w photos. 51 fact-filled articles on how and where to catch trophy trout. All the facts of the sport from: flyfishing to spinning, trolling to downrigger fishing, beaver ponds to high mountain lakes. David Richey is one of the most profilic outdoor-travel writer/photographers in the… Read more