Posts tagged “saltwater

BOOKS: The Big One

Posted on March 24, 2009

“Open up that good book let it revelate to you.” –The Dexateens Just got in a review copy of The Big One, a book by David Kinney about the Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby, which is kind of a big deal around here (meaning the general northeast saltwater “here”). Some would call it a religious experience, and I can’t wait to find out if this book captures that. Reading commences tonight with a train beer.

REFERENCE: Fly Fisherman’s Guide To Saltwater Prey

Posted on March 2, 2008

Here’s what I like about Fly Fisherman’s Guide to Saltwater Prey. There’s not a single photo of a gamefish in the book, save for the one the author’s holding in his bio pic on the back cover. Every picture in this book is either of a type of saltwater prey or of the fly that mimics it. There’s no, “tie this fly and you’ll catch this giant fish of your life.” Written by Dr. Aaron Adams, this is a quick reference book comprised of sections for crabs, shrimp, bottom fish, mid-water fish, baitfish, and miscellanea. Adams provides a brief summation of over 150 species of baits–where they live, their geographic range, and one to two paragraphs descriptions of how they behave and what eats them. For…

  

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