Winter reading suggestions

[piemma]

Originally Posted by ProfessorM

Reading the water, my fav. Night Tides. Striper Wars. Striper A story of fish and man. Caught was ok too. I think i may reread night tides
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Hey, I think Caught is my book that I lent to Tony who lent it to you. I want it back some day!!!

[Linesider82]

Originally Posted by piemma

Hey, I think Caught is my book that I lent to Tony who lent it to you. I want it back some day!!!

Caught was good, Zach Harveys epilogue was a pleasant addition to the book, it did a good job at describing the current state of the fishery and why finger pointing is not constructive to the plight of the fisheries.

If anyone is in the CT area Wednesday 1-6-16 -
Jeff Nichols will be the CT Surfcasters guest speaker for the evening. 7PM @ the Old Memorial Town Hall in Madison. 8 Meeting House Lane.

http://www.connecticutsurfcasters.co...g-january-2016

[Jimbo]

Sort of an old thread, but getting to that time of year. Anything new and interesting anyone's reading this winter?
My library is back in NJ, still on the Cape (no complaints about that). I found a whole bunch of books by Joseph Lincoln in my dad's basement. Not so much fishing, but about old sea captains and old fishermen. Lincoln grew up on the Cape and then wrote stories about going's-on in fictional Cape towns. Fun stuff. What's anyone else reading?