fishing

Uses photographs and text to describe the tools of fishing; looks at different types of bait; examines the physiological features of more than sixty popular sport fishes, with advice on which tackle and techniques to use on each; explains the techniques of fishing; and includes tips on how to read the water.

Discusses the history and techniques of fishing in freshwater lakes and rivers.

"An excited Duck wants to hang out with Bear. But Bear's gone fishing for a whole week and is happy to finally get a second alone"--OCLC.

The author shares observations on agriculture, fishing, and hunting, discusses the psychology behind human interest in these endeavors and recreations, and describes personal experiences as a farmer and outdoorsman.

Discusses the history and techniques of fly-fishing in rivers.

"Freshwater fishing is something that children often try at an early age. For many, it's their first taste of adventure in the great outdoors. This book explores the world of freshwater fishing using accessible language. Children will learn about different fishing techniques and the gear needed for each. Colorful photographs on each spread help young readers make connections to the text. Captions and fact boxes highlight interesting information and supplement the main text. Readers will be hooked!"--From the publisher's web site.

Discusses how to plan a fishing trip and what equipment to use.

A guide to fishing that outlines common baits and tackle, strategies for finding good fishing spots, and identifies the different types of fish commonly sought after.

A story told through proverbs that features a family enjoying gorgeous weather by fishing, swimming, and camping.

December comes to Texas and there is a catfish fishing contest at Arrowhead Lake with a special prize awaiting the winning adult/child team; Kylie's brother and father are entered as one team, and Kylie Jean convinces her grandfather to enter with her as another team--and Kylie dreams of catching Granddaddy Whiskers, a legendary blue catfish that has eluded fishermen for years.