plankton
12-09-2007, 03:51 PM
Cleaning out the bookshelf, good winter reading material.
Secrets of Surf Fishing at Night, by William Muller, a good read with lots of great tips, especially fishing with eels.
The Trophy Striper, by Frank Daignault, a bunch of great stories about catching large with lots of great tips if you read between the lines.
Cod, by Mark Kurlansky, interesting read about the history of cod fishing with a recipe section in the back.
Reading the Water, by Robert Post, a classic containing stories from some of the great surfmen (and women) of the Vineyard, also one with a lot of valuable information interwoven into interesting and amusing tales.
Fishing the Massachusetts Coast, by Capt. John Gribb, a good guide book that focuses on shore and near-shore spots.
Surf Fishing the Atlantic Coast, by Eric Burnley, a good, general purpose guide book great for the novice or someone looking for info about areas outside their normal ones.
All are in great condition and are $10 each, shipping via media mail included. Plug trades also considered (cause you can never really have enough).
Secrets of Surf Fishing at Night, by William Muller, a good read with lots of great tips, especially fishing with eels.
The Trophy Striper, by Frank Daignault, a bunch of great stories about catching large with lots of great tips if you read between the lines.
Cod, by Mark Kurlansky, interesting read about the history of cod fishing with a recipe section in the back.
Reading the Water, by Robert Post, a classic containing stories from some of the great surfmen (and women) of the Vineyard, also one with a lot of valuable information interwoven into interesting and amusing tales.
Fishing the Massachusetts Coast, by Capt. John Gribb, a good guide book that focuses on shore and near-shore spots.
Surf Fishing the Atlantic Coast, by Eric Burnley, a good, general purpose guide book great for the novice or someone looking for info about areas outside their normal ones.
All are in great condition and are $10 each, shipping via media mail included. Plug trades also considered (cause you can never really have enough).