“What are the best books about Fishing?” We looked at 208 of the top Fishing books (Nonfiction & Fiction), aggregating and ranking them so we could answer that very question!
The top 33 titles, all appearing on 2 or more “Best Fishing” book lists, are ranked below by how many lists they appear on. The remaining 150+ titles, as well as the lists we used are in alphabetical order at the bottom of the page.
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John Gierach, “the voice of the common angler” (The Wall Street Journal) and member of the Fly Fishing Hall of Fame, brings his sharp sense of humor and keen eye for observation to the fishing life and, for that matter, life in general. John Gierach is known for his witty, trenchant observations about fly-fishing. In A Fly Rod of Your Own, Gierach once again takes us into his world and scrutinizes the art of fly-fishing. He travels to remote fishing locations where the airport is not much bigger than a garage and a flight might be held up because a passenger is running late. He sings the praises of the skilled pilots who fly to remote fishing lodges in tricky locations and bad weather. He explains why even the most veteran fisherman seems to muff his cast whenever he’s being filmed or photographed. He describes the all-but-impassable roads that fishermen always seem to encounter at the best fishing spots and why fishermen discuss four-wheel drive vehicles almost as passionately and frequently as they discuss fly rods and flies. And while he’s on that subject, he explains why even the most conscientious fisherman always seems to accumulate more rods and flies than he could ever need. As Gierach says, “fly-fishing is a continuous process that you learn to love for its own sake.
Just before Christmas, Linda meets up with her best friend and fellow fisherman Alden Leeman for lunch and a drink at the Dry Dock, a well-worn watering hole in Portland, Maine. Alden, the captain of Linda’s first fishing expedition, has seen his share of mishaps and adventures at sea. When Linda shares memories of navigating her ship through one of the craziest storms she’s ever seen, Alden quickly follows up with his own tales. Then other fishermen, who are sitting on the periphery attentively listening, decide to weigh in with yarns of their own. All Fishermen Are Liars brims with true stories of the most eccentric crew member, the funniest episode, the biggest fish, and the wildest night at sea. Denizens of the Dry Dock drift in and out as the bar begins to swell with rounds of drinks and tales that increase in drama. Here are some of the greatest fishing stories ever–all relayed by Linda Greenlaw in her inimitable style. All Fishermen Are Liars will give readers what they have come to love and expect from Linda Greenlaw–luminous descriptions and edge-of-the-seat thrills.
New to fishing and have no idea how to start? With Basic Fishing, you’ll be an accomplished angler in no time at all. Expert angler and award winning outdoor writer Wade Bourne has created a step-by-step guide that masterfully breaks down the art of fishing with diagrams, vivid photographs, and lessons
The Cod. Wars have been fought over it, revolutions have been triggered by it, national diets have been based on it, economies and livelihoods have depended on it. To the millions it has sustained, it has been a treasure more precious that gold. This book spans 1,000 years and four continents. From the Vikings to Clarence Birdseye, Mark Kurlansky introduces the explorers, merchants, writers, chefs and fisherman, whose lives have been interwoven with this prolific fish. He chronicles the cod wars of the 16th and 20th centuries. He blends in recipes and lore from the Middle Ages to the present. In a story that brings world history and human passions into captivating focus, he shows how the most profitable fish in history is today faced with extinction.
Actor and passionate fisherman Robson Green is on a mission to discover the weird, the wonderful and the way-off-limits that the angling world has to offer. Working alongside some of the finest in their field, his exhilarating adventure series Extreme Fishing with Robson Greentakes him to the greatest fishing destinations ever seen; chasing the most elusive and terrifying creatures on the planet, learning new tricks, hearing old stories and eating pretty much everything he catches. From ice fishing in Siberia, mining eggs on the side of an active volcano in Papua New Guinea and struggling with the Mekong Giant Catfish in Thailand, to surviving a Force 10 hurricane on a Canadian trawler, catching a thirty-pound King Salmon in Patagonia and dancing the Salsa in Havana, this is an extraordinary modern-day fishing odyssey with tales of victory, defeat, struggle and joy.
Fish On, Fish Off is the angling version of Bill Bryson’s A Walk in the Woods. Through a series of nearly 50 personal essays, the author explores what happens when the self-taught, DIY angler sets out to fish the world – and winds up stumbling into every possible pitfall and danger along the way. These include: getting chased from a river by an elephant, surviving a terrifying helicopter ride over the Straits of Magellan, and breaking his only rod on the second cast in Cuba’s Bay of Pigs. Closer to home, he is swept off a jetty on Block Island by a rogue wave, winds up in an emergency room more than once with fishing lures hanging from various parts of his anatomy, and perhaps most daunting, surviving 30 years of the scrum better known as opening day of trout season in his crowded home state of New Jersey. If Upriver and Downstream showed the poetry of angling, Fish On, Fish Off shows the scars.
Just remember, eternity is a long time to be watching over your shoulder… Branded and sold into slavery in Senestra, Arkady holds out little hope of being rescued. She turns to her new owner for help…but learning the truth about him may cost both their lives. Jaxyn’s plans hit a snag when he realises the one man who can challenge him for the Glabaen throne, Stellan Desean, has sought asylum in Caelum. Strangely enough, the Empress of the Five Realms, and the Tide Lords Tryan and Elyssa, seem to be on Stellan’s side… And Declan Hawkes, struggling with his transformation, abandons the Cabal, and flees to Glaeba in search of some trace of Arkady.
A basic guide for the novice and a handy reference for the experienced angler, it’s packed with useful information and helpful tips on when, where, and how to fish most successfully.
If you believe what you read, fly fishing requires the touch of asurgeon and the spirit of a Zen master. Forget about whatyou’ve heard about f ly fishing in the past, if you reallywant to learn how to fly fish all you need are the right tools, proper technique, and a positive attitude. With these essentialelements you can begin to enjoy the sport of fly fishing in notime. For those of you who have never held a fly rod, you will findenough information here to get you started. You won’t beforced to discover everything all at once. If you’re alreadya fly rodder, you’ll find plenty of tips and techniques thatyou can turn to right away without going through the basics allover again. And if you’re a master angler, you will find thisbook a handy reference for all kinds of questions. Fly Fishing For Dummies explores the fun and fundamentalsof fly fishing–from tying flies to reeling in your catch.Whether you’re a novice or a veteran angler, here you?8217;ll find all the tips and tricks for choosing the right kind ofgear; how and where to catch freshwater and saltwater fish; visualexamples of the art of casting; and how to read the water, wade, cast, and (finally) land yourself a whopper.
Using a wide variety of poetic forms – quatrains, ballads, iambic meter, rhyming lists, concrete poetry, tercets and free verse –this debut author tells the story of a nine-year-old boy’s day of fishing. Sibling rivalry, the bond between father and son, the excitement – and difficulty — of fishing all add up to a day of adventure any child would want to experience. Matthew Cordell illuminates this novel-in-verse throughout with his energetic black-and-white line drawings. While each poem can be read and enjoyed on its own, the poems work together to create a story arc with conflict, crisis, resolution and character growth. The back matter of this book equips the reader with a Poet’s Tackle Box of tools and definitions for understanding the various poetic forms the author uses in this story.
Forget the Space Needle. The true thrill of Seattle lies in Pike Place Market, where the world-famous, must-see, salmon-tossing Fish Guys have been enthralling and educating hordes of fans since 1965. The Fish Guys even inspired the bestselling business book FISH!, which has sold more than 1.4 million copies. In the Kitchen with the Pike Place Fish Guys serves up more than 100 savory seafood recipes and tips answering the most popular question the Fish Guys get: “How do you cook that?” It features a unique primer on sustainability, with inspiring words from the fishmongers who made Pike Place Fish entirely sustainable in 2011.
What does it take to make us believe in the impossible? For Dr. Alfred Jones, life is a quiet mixture of civil service at the National Centre for Fisheries Excellence and marriage to Mary—an ambitious, no-nonsense financier. But a strange turn of fate from an unexpected direction forces Jones to upend his existence and spend all of his time in pursuit of another man’s ludicrous dream. Can there be salmon in the Yemen? Science says no. But if resources are limitless and the visionary is inspired, maybe salmon fishing in the Yemen isn’t impossible. Then again, maybe nothing is.
John McPhee’s twenty-sixth book is a braid of personal history, natural history, and American history, in descending order of volume. Each spring, American shad-Alosa sapidissima-leave the ocean in hundreds of thousands and run heroic distances upriver to spawn. McPhee–a shad fisherman himself–recounts the shad’s cameo role in the lives of George Washington and Henry David Thoreau. He fishes with and visits the laboratories of famous ichthyologists; he takes instruction in the making of shad darts from a master of the art; and he cooks shad in a variety of ways, delectably explained at the end of the book. Mostly, though, he goes fishing for shad in various North American rivers, and he “fishes the same way he writes books, avidly and intensely. He wants to know everything about the fish he’s after–its history, its habits, its place in the cosmos” (Bill Pride, The Denver Post). His adventures in pursuit of shad occasion the kind of writing–expert and ardent–at which he has no equal.
The story of a passion for rivers, trout, and fly fishing, and their sustaining power.
Known to millions of readers of The Perfect Storm as the captain of the Hannah Boden, sister ship to the Andrea Gail, Linda Greenlaw is also known as one of the best sea captains on the East Coast. Here she offers an adventure-soaked tale of her own, complete with danger, humor, and characters so colorful they seem to have been ripped from the pages of Moby Dick.
“Takes readers into the maelstrom and shows nature’s splendid and dangerous havoc at its utmost”. October 1991. It was “the perfect storm”–a tempest that may happen only once in a century–a nor’easter created by so rare a combination of factors that it could not possibly have been worse. Creating waves ten stories high and winds of 120 miles an hour, the storm whipped the sea to inconceivable levels few people on Earth have ever witnessed. Few, except the six-man crew of the Andrea Gail, a commercial fishing boat tragically headed towards its hellish center.
The Secret Carp tells the true story of the events of a single day and night beside an English carp lake in high summer. Despite the peacefulness and beauty of the lake, there is always a thrilling undercurrent of tension that in a moment the peace will be shattered and the angler will be attached to a monster. Fishermen of all persuasions will enjoy this masterful angling chronicle.
Brilliant, witty, perceptive essays about fly-fishing, the natural world, and life in general by the acknowledged master of fishing writers. Death, Taxes, and Leaky Waders collects forty of John Gierach’s finest essays on fishing from six of his books. Like all his writing, these essays are seasoned by a keen sense of observation and a deep knowledge and love of fishing lore, leavened by a wonderfully wry sense of humor. Gierach often begins with an observation that soon leads to something below the surface, which he finds and successfully lands. As Gierach says, writing is a lot like fishing. This is the first anthology of John Gierach’s work, a collection that is sure to delight both die-hard fans and new readers alike. To enter Gierach’s world is to experience the daily wonder, challenge, and occasional absurdity of the fishing life—from such rituals as the preparation of camp coffee (for best results, serve in a tin cup) to the random, revelatory surprises, such as the flashing beauty of a grayling leaping out of the water. Whether he’s catching fish or musing on the ones that got away, Gierach is always entertaining and enlightening, writing with his own inimitable blend of grace and style, passion and wit.
Essential Trout Flies will help you assemble, in just two fly boxes, the flies you need to catch trout anywhere. That makes it essential reading in my book. –Rich Ostoff, professional fly tier and author of Fly-Fishing the Rocky Mountain Back-CountryHow to tie the 31 most effective trout patterns and selected variations-more than 200 recipes in allA core list of flies that will catch trout anywhere, in every season, this collection includes the most important patterns in a wide range of styles, from dry flies to streamers. The tying steps for each pattern are illustrated in step-by-step photos with detailed captions, followed by photos and recipes for the six most useful variations-217 patterns in all. Each chapter features a description of the insect the pattern imitates as well as expert information on how and when to fish the fly.
Presenting 50 of the world’s finest locations for fly fishing, the author describes the essence of fishing in exotic and beautiful locations. From Cuba to Kamchatka or the Florida Keys to Mongolia, this guide provides the information and inspiration for a more ambitious fishing adventure.
No matter h No one can promise that you will catch fish all the time. Fish, after all, would just as soon never taste a hook or feel the sizzle of a frying pan. For as long as we have been catching fish, fish have also been outsmarting us. “That’s why they call it fishing and not catching,” goes the old saying. This book will help you fish, and it will help you catch, too. No matter how much you know, there are still a couple of tricks that even the oldest angler can pick up. For those of you who have never fished, you will find enough in this book to get you started. You don’t have to learn everything all at once. If you are already an angler, there are plenty of tips and techniques that you can turn to right away without going through the basics all over again. And you master anglers will also find this book a handy reference for all kinds of fishing questions. Once you have a few basic pointers, fishing is as easy as falling off a log (which is something you want to avoid, as the splash will scare the fish). Fishing For Dummies will show you how to orchestrate all of your equipment into a fine-tuned fish-catching machine. You’ll soon know all about Your fishing equipment, from the rod in your hand to the hook on the very end of the line The fish that people fish for, what they look like, and where they’re found The basics of bait-casting, spinning, and fly-casting Fighting, landing, and releasing fish Storing, cleaning, and cooking fish Fishing is a great joy and a lifetime sport.
IN his new book about the delightful torture known as fly fishing, John Gierach again demonstrates the wit, eloquence, and insight that have become his trademarks. Consider this observation about fishing: “From my own experience I can say that a bad back makes you hike slower, stove-up knees keep you from wading confidently, tendinitis of the elbow buggers your casting, and a dose of giardia can send you dashing into the bushes fifteen times in an afternoon, but although none of this is fun, it’s discernibly better than not fishing.” Or this explanation for every fisherman’s fascination with small streams: “The idea is to fish obscure headwater creeks in hopes of eventually sniffing out an underappreciated little trout creek down an un-marked dirt road. Why is another question. I suppose it’s partly for the fishing itself and partly to satisfy your curiosity, but mostly to sustain the belief that such things are still out there to find for those willing to look.” And perhaps the ultimate explanation for the fishing obsession: “I briefly wondered how much trouble a guy should go to in order to catch a few little trout, but then any fish becomes worth catching to the extent that you can’t catch it, so the answer was obvious: Once you decide to try, you go to as much trouble as it takes.” In “No Shortage of Good Days “Gierach takes usfrom the Smokies in Tennessee to his home waters in Colorado, from the Canadian Maritimes to Mexico–saltwater or fresh, it’s all fishing and all irresistible. As always he writes perceptively about a wide range of subjects: the charm of familiar waters, the etiquette 27.99 of working with new fishing guides, night fishing when the trout and the mosquitoes are both biting, fishing while there is still slush on the river, fishing snobbery, and the delights of fresh fish cooked and eaten within sight of where it was caught.
Walton’s popular classic treatise on fishing goes far beyond techniques, as it embraces a life that values serenity and appreciation for creation. Some of the natural history lore is antiquated, but keen intelligence and good humor express themselves in a readable and enjoyable manner.
46 unforgettable fish tales as told by America’s finest writers. As editor Lamar Underwood states in his introduction, The Greatest Fishing Stories Ever Told will take you fishing in two kinds of places: those like the ones you have never fished but would like to try, and those like the ones you have fished and enjoy remembering. Each of these stories, selected because of their intrinsic literary worth, reinforces the unique personal connection fishing makes between man and nature. These stories will lead you from cold trout rivers to the dark estuaries where bigmouth bass lurk, from sandy beaches where the waves are slashed by blue-fish to the great blue waters of the Gulf Stream where marlin and tuna roam.
Two highly respected outdoor journalists, Kirk Deeter of Field & Stream and Charlie Meyers of the Denver Post, have cracked open their notebooks and shared straight-shot advice on the sport of fly fishing, based on a range of new and old experiences—from interviews with the late Lee Wulff to travels with maverick guides in Tierra del Fuego. The mission of The Little Red Book of Fly Fishing is to demystify and un-complicate the tricks and tips that make a great trout fisher. There are no complicated physics lessons here. Rather, conceived in the “take dead aim” spirit of Harvey Penick’s classic instructional on golf, The Little Red Book of Fly Fishing offers a simple, digestible primer on the basic elements of fly fishing: the cast, presentation, reading water, and selecting flies.
All the essential information for the beginning and intermediate fly fisher.
When it comes to fishing, nobody knows more than the writers and editors at Field & Stream magazine–unless it’s the local guides, prizewinners, and other experts they interviewed for this book. The Total Fishing Manual is chock full of 317 field-tested tools, techniques and tactics, collected and written by the Field & Stream editors and accompanied by amazing photos and handy illustrations. GEAR UP How to pick the best lures, baits, flies, and tackle for every situation and every style of water you plan to fish. Customize your rod and reel to suit your every need. Learn how to customize your rod and reel, and to get the most out of your equipment. HIT THE WATER From small streams to major rivers, ponds to big lakes, and bays to the open ocean, hundreds of field-tested strategies will help you catch more fish with or without a boat. FIND THE FISH Professional fishing guides from across the country tell you how and where to find lunker bass, trophy walleyes, huge trout, and more – right in your home waters. SET THE HOOK Whether you’re bobber fishing for bluegills with the kids or heading out after the muskie of a lifetime, the techniques and tactics in this book will make your trip a success.
Brilliant, witty, perceptive essays about fly-fishing, the natural world, and life in general by the acknowledged master of fishing writers. While most of us fly-fish to escape from daily life, for John Gierach and his friends fly-fishing IS a way of life. They are trout bums. But John Gierach is also an exceptional writer. The essays in Trout Bum are reflective, bitingly humorous and enormously wise in the ways of fishing and men. In vivid, unforgettable detail they recount the emotional, spiritual and tangible adventures and pleasures of stalking trout in and around the Rockies—day in, day out, from season to season, with friends and alone. John Gierach’s essays join the literary tradition of angling classics like The River Why, and A River Runs Through It.
Thomas McGuane’s obsession with fish has taken him from the river in his backyard to the holiest waters of the fly-fisher’s world. As he travels the fish take him to many and various subjects ripe for random speculation: rods and reels, the classification of anglers according to the flies they prefer, family and memory – right down to why fishermen lie. The Longest Silence sets the heart pounding for a glimpse of moving water, and demonstrates what a life dedicated to sport reveals about life.
It is the story of an old Cuban fisherman and his supreme ordeal: a relentless, agonizing battle with a giant marlin far out in the Gulf Stream. Using the simple, powerful language of a fable, Hemingway takes the timeless themes of courage in the face of defeat and personal triumph won from loss and transforms them into a magnificent twentieth-century classic.
This captivating and exuberant tale is told by Gus Orviston, an irreverent young fly fisherman and one of the most appealing heroes in contemporary American fiction. Leaving behind a madcap, fishing-obsessed family, Gus decides to strike out on his own, taking refuge in a secluded cabin on a remote riverbank to pursue his own fly-fishing passion with unrelenting zeal. But instead of finding fishing bliss, Gus becomes increasingly troubled by the degradation of the natural world around him and by the spiritual barrenness of his own life. His desolation drives him on a reluctant quest for self-discovery and meaning, ultimately fruitful beyond his wildest dreams. Here, then, is a funny, sensitive, unforgettable story about the relationships among men, women, the environment, and the human soul.
Just as Norman Maclean writes at the end of “A River Runs through It” that he is “haunted by waters,” so have readers been haunted by his novella. A retired English professor who began writing fiction at the age of 70, Maclean produced what is now recognized as one of the classic American stories of the twentieth century. Originally published in 1976, A River Runs through It and Other Stories now celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary, marked by this new edition that includes a foreword by Annie Proulx. Maclean grew up in the western Rocky Mountains in the first decades of the twentieth century. As a young man he worked many summers in logging camps and for the United States Forest Service. The two novellas and short story in this collection are based on his own experiences—the experiences of a young man who found that life was only a step from art in its structures and beauty. The beauty he found was in reality, and so he leaves a careful record of what it was like to work in the woods when it was still a world of horse and hand and foot, without power saws, “cats,” or four-wheel drives.
| # | Books | Authors | Lists |
| (Books Appear On 1 List Each) | |||
| 34 | A Different Pond (Hardcover) | Bao Phi | Goodreads |
| 35 | A Field Guide to Atlantic Coast Fishes: North America | Buxton Village Books | |
| 36 | A Guide to Salmon Flies | WHSmith | |
| 37 | A Man Made of Elk | Outdoor Life | |
| 38 | A Passion for Steelhead (Masters on the Fly series) | DIY Fly Fishing | |
| 39 | AFN Australian Fish ID Guide Book (Popular Edition) | Fishing Tackle Shop | |
| 40 | AFN Fishing Guide to NSW North Coast | Fishing Tackle Shop | |
| 41 | AFN Guide to Fishing Northern Territory Book | Fishing Tackle Shop | |
| 42 | AFN Lets Start Fishing Book | Fishing Tackle Shop | |
| 43 | An Angler’s Hours | HT Sheringham | The Guardian |
| 44 | An Entirely Synthetic Fish: How Rainbow Trout Beguiled America and Overran the World (Hardcover) | Anders Halverson | Goodreads |
| 45 | An Inconvenient Trout | The Rogue Angler | |
| 46 | Angler’s Mail Guide: Catch Bigger Coarse Fish | WHSmith | |
| 47 | Another Lousy Day in Paradise (Paperback) | John Gierach | Goodreads |
| 48 | Ashley Book of Knots: Every Practical Knot–What It Looks Like, Who Uses It, Where It Comes From, and How to Tie It | Buxton Village Books | |
| 49 | Astream: American Writers on Fly Fishing | Buxton Village Books | |
| 50 | At the Grave of the Unknown Fisherman (Paperback) | John Gierach | Goodreads |
| 51 | Australian Encyclopedia of Fishing | Fishing Tackle Shop | |
| 52 | Basic Fishing Lure Carving | WHSmith | |
| 53 | Bear and Hare Go Fishing (Hardcover) | Emily Gravett | Goodreads |
| 54 | Begin Fishing the Right Way | WHSmith | |
| 55 | Beyond Fair Chase | Outdoor Life | |
| 56 | Bloodties | Outdoor Life | |
| 57 | Bluffer’s Guide To Fishing | WHSmith | |
| 58 | BugWater | DIY Fly Fishing | |
| 59 | Carp Fishing Manual: The step-by-step guide to becoming a better… | WHSmith | |
| 60 | Chasing Tuna: The Beginner’s Guide to West Coast Offshore Fishing | Best Reviews | |
| 61 | Classic Fishing Stories: Twenty Timeless Angling Tales | Buxton Village Books | |
| 62 | Classic Salmon Fly Patterns: The Bible of Salmon Patterns | WHSmith | |
| 63 | Click, Clack, Splish, Splash: A Counting Adventure | The Bump | |
| 64 | Coarse Fishing Manual: The step-by-step guide | WHSmith | |
| 65 | Complete Book of Fishing Baits and Rigs | Julie and Lawrie McEnally | Fishing Tackle Shop | |
| 66 | Confessions of a Carp Fisher (New edition) | WHSmith | |
| 67 | Crosscurrents | James R Babb | The Guardian |
| 68 | Dances With Trout (Paperback) | John Gierach | Goodreads |
| 69 | Dead Creek (A Loon Lake Mystery #2) | Victoria Houston | Goodreads |
| 70 | Dead Frenzy (A Loon Lake Mystery, #4) | Victoria Houston | Goodreads |
| 71 | Death in the Long Grass | Outdoor Life | |
| 72 | Double Whammy (Paperback) | Carl Hiaasen | Goodreads |
| 73 | Dr.Fish Assorted Offshore Fishing Soft Plastic Lures Shrimp Bait Prawn Kit Pre-rigged Leader | Best Reviews | |
| 74 | Even Brook Trout Get The Blues (Paperback) | John Gierach | Goodreads |
| 75 | Every Day Was Special: A Fly Fisher’s Lifelong Passion | DIY Fly Fishing | |
| 76 | Faithful Travellers: A Father, His Daughter, a Journey of the Heart… | WHSmith | |
| 77 | Fishing Basics: The Complete Illustrated Guide | Fishing Rex | |
| 78 | Fishing Day | The Bump | |
| 79 | Fishing Mapbook: Southwestern BC: Region 2: Lower… | WHSmith | |
| 80 | Fishing North Carolina’s Outer Banks: The Complete Guide to Catching More Fish from Surf, Pier, Sound, & Ocean | Buxton Village Books | |
| 81 | Fishing the Greenbrier Valley: An Angler’s Guide | WHSmith | |
| 82 | Fishing the Roanoke Valley | WHSmith | |
| 83 | Fishing the Salmon River | Spider Rybaak | Ebay |
| 84 | Fishing’s Strangest Tales (Strangest) | WHSmith | |
| 85 | fly fishing books handbook of hatches | Dave Hughes | Ebay |
| 86 | Fly Fishing for Beginners | Chris Hansen | Fishing Book Club |
| 87 | Fly Fishing for Trout: The Next Level | WHSmith | |
| 88 | Fly Fishing is Easy | Puddepha, D.N | Ebay |
| 89 | Fly Fishing Small Streams (Paperback) | John Gierach | Goodreads |
| 90 | Fly fishing the tidewaters of Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay | EA Sons | |
| 91 | Fly Fishing Through the Midlife Crisis (Paperback) | Howell Raines | Goodreads |
| 92 | Fly Fishing: 2 in 1 Guide | Joe Steender | Fishing Book Club |
| 93 | Fly Tying Bible | WHSmith | |
| 94 | Fly-Fishing for Bonefish | DIY Fly Fishing | |
| 95 | Fly-Fishing the 41st: From Connecticut to Mongolia and Home Again: A Fisherman’s Odyssey | Buxton Village Books | |
| 96 | Flyfishing for Coarse Fish | WHSmith | |
| 97 | Flyfishing the High Country (Paperback) | John Gierach | Goodreads |
| 98 | Flywater: Fly-Fishing Rivers of the West | Kayak Base | |
| 99 | Fool’s Paradise (Hardcover) | John Gierach | Goodreads |
| 100 | Four Fish: The Future of the Last Wild Food (Hardcover) | Paul Greenberg | Goodreads |
| 101 | Fox Guide to Commercial Fisheries | WHSmith | |
| 102 | Fox Guide to Modern Carp Fishing | WHSmith | |
| 103 | Fox Guide to Modern Sea Angling | WHSmith | |
| 104 | Friendly Fishing Hotels of Wales | WHSmith | |
| 105 | Geoff Wilsons Basic waterproof fishing knots book | Fishing Tackle Shop | |
| 106 | Geoff Wilsons Complete book of fishing knots and rigs | Fishing Tackle Shop | |
| 107 | Glory of the silver king | EA Sons | |
| 108 | Going Fishing | Negley Farson | The Guardian |
| 109 | Green Hills of Africa | Outdoor Life | |
| 110 | Habit of Rivers | Outdoor Life | |
| 111 | Haynes coarse fishing manual | EA Sons | |
| 112 | Hemingway on Fishing (Paperback) | Ernest Hemingway | Goodreads |
| 113 | Hilarious Hunting and Fishing Cartoons | The Rogue Angler | |
| 114 | History of Fly-Fishing in Fifty Flies | Kayak Base | |
| 115 | How To Shit in the Woods | The Rogue Angler | |
| 116 | Hunting’s Best Short Stories | Outdoor Life | |
| 117 | I Know a Good Place | Clive Gammon | The Guardian |
| 118 | In a Village by the Sea (Hardcover) | Muon Thị Văn | Goodreads |
| 119 | Incredible–and True!–Fishing Stories | WHSmith | |
| 120 | Jangles: A Big Fish Story (Hardcover) | David Shannon | Goodreads |
| 121 | Just Fishing With Grandma | The Bump | |
| 122 | Kahawai: The People’s Fish | WHSmith | |
| 123 | Knowing Bass: The Scientific Approach to Catching More Fish | Fishing Rex | |
| 124 | L.L Bean Ultimate Book of Fly Fishing | Kayak Base | |
| 125 | Lake Fishing in Virginia | WHSmith | |
| 126 | Lana’s World: Let’s Go Fishing! | Erica Silverman | Snotrocket |
| 127 | Little Critter: Just Fishing With Grandma | Gina Mayer | Snotrocket |
| 128 | McElligot’s Pool | The Bump | |
| 129 | Meditations on Hunting | Outdoor Life | |
| 130 | Moby Dick | Outdoor Life | |
| 131 | Morrow Guide to Knot | Buxton Village Books | |
| 132 | No Skunks On My Boat: Secrets Of An Offshore Fishing Junkie | Best Reviews | |
| 133 | North Carolina’s Ocean Fishing Piers: From Kitty Hawk to Sunset Beach | Buxton Village Books | |
| 134 | North Island Trout Fishing Guide (4th Revised edition) | WHSmith | |
| 135 | Nymph Fishing: New Angles, Tactics, and Techniques | WHSmith | |
| 136 | Offshore Pursuit: A Complete Guide to Blue-Water Sport Fishing | Best Reviews | |
| 137 | Old Man and the Sea | Outdoor Life | |
| 138 | One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish | Dr. Seuss | The Fisheries Blog |
| 139 | One Frozen Lake | Deborah Jo Larson | Snotrocket |
| 140 | One Man’s Wilderness | Outdoor Life | |
| 141 | Orvis Fly Fishing Guide | Kayak Base | |
| 142 | Orvis Vest Pocket Guide to Leaders, Knots, and Tippets | Kayak Base | |
| 143 | Pale Morning Done | Outdoor Life | |
| 144 | People Fishing: A Century of Photographs | WHSmith | |
| 145 | Pocket Guide AFN Fish ID Book | Fishing Tackle Shop | |
| 146 | Pocket Guide to Fishing Knots | WHSmith | |
| 147 | Pop Fleyes | EA Sons | |
| 148 | Practical Barbel Fishing | WHSmith | |
| 149 | Practical Fishing Knots | Buxton Village Books | |
| 150 | Rod and Line | Arthur Ransome | The Guardian |
| 151 | Salmon Without Rivers | Jim Lichatowich | The Fisheries Blog |
| 152 | Salt Water Fly Fishing (Blue Water Classics) | WHSmith | |
| 153 | Saltwater Tales: Offshore, Bay, and Surf Fishing Adventures with Proven Tips and Techniques | Best Reviews | |
| 154 | Sand County Almanac | Outdoor Life | |
| 155 | Sea Fishing (River Cottage Handbook No. 6) | WHSmith | |
| 156 | Sea Fishing Properly Explained (Digital original) | WHSmith | |
| 157 | Secrets Of Fly Fishing For Trout | WHSmith | |
| 158 | Sex, Death, and Fly-Fishing (Paperback) | John Gierach | Goodreads |
| 159 | Shark Drunk: The Art of Catching a Large Shark from a Tiny Rubber… | WHSmith | |
| 160 | Sight-Fishing for Striped Bass : Fly-Fishing Strategies for Inshore, Offshore and the Surf | Best Reviews | |
| 161 | Simple Fly Fishing: Techniques for Tenkara and Rod & Reel | Buxton Village Books | |
| 162 | Skyfishing: (A Grand Tale with Grandpa) | Gideon Sterer | Goodreads |
| 163 | Small ambassadeurs | EA Sons | |
| 164 | Sportsman’s Best Offshore Fishing Book and DVD Pro Tips Dolphin Tuna Wahoo | Best Reviews | |
| 165 | Standing in a River Waving a Stick (Paperback) | John Gierach | Goodreads |
| 166 | Steelhead Fly Fishing | Trey Combs | Ebay |
| 167 | Still Life With Brook Trout (Paperback) | John Gierach | Goodreads |
| 168 | Sunlit Riffles and Shadowed Runs | The Rogue Angler | |
| 169 | Swimmy | Leo Lionni | The Fisheries Blog |
| 170 | Tale of Two Rivers | WHSmith | |
| 171 | The Angler’s Practical Guide to Fishing: Freshwater – Game… | WHSmith | |
| 172 | The Art of Big Game Hunting in North America | Outdoor Life | |
| 173 | The Berenstain Bears Gone Fishin’! | Mike Berenstain | Snotrocket |
| 174 | The Best Flies of A.K. Best: 104 Essentials from a Master Fly Tyer | WHSmith | |
| 175 | The Billfish Story: Swordfish, Sailfish, Marlin, and Other Gladiators of the Sea | Buxton Village Books | |
| 176 | The Bug Book: A Fly Fisher’s Guide to Trout Stream Insects | Kayak Base | |
| 177 | The Classic Guide to Fly Fishing | The Works | |
| 178 | The Complete Book of Fishing Knots, Leaders, and Lines | WHSmith | |
| 179 | The Complete Book of Fly Fishing | Tom McNally | Fishing Book Club |
| 180 | The Complete Fishing Manual | WHSmith | |
| 181 | The cruiser’s handbook of fishing | EA Sons | |
| 182 | The Fish’s Eye (Paperback) | Ian Frazier | Goodreads |
| 183 | The Fisherman’s Ultimate Knot Guide | John E. Sherry | Drowning Worms |
| 184 | The Fly Fishing Manual: The ultimate step-by-step guide | WHSmith | |
| 185 | The Fly-fishing Predator | WHSmith | |
| 186 | The Fly-Tying Bible: 100 Deadly Trout and Salmon Flies in Step-by-Step Photographs | DIY Fly Fishing | |
| 187 | The Fox Complete Guide to Carp Fishing | WHSmith | |
| 188 | The L.L. Bean Ultimate Book of Fly Fishing (L. L. Bean) | DIY Fly Fishing | |
| 189 | The Little Book of Fishing Tips | WHSmith | |
| 190 | The Morrow Guide to Knots | Fishing Rex | |
| 191 | The Orvis Guide to Leaders, Knots, and Tippets: A Detailed… | WHSmith | |
| 192 | The Orvis Guide to Prospecting for Trout, New and Revised: How to Catch Fish When There’s No Hatch to Match (Paperback) | Tom Rosenbauer | Goodreads |
| 193 | The Painter (Hardcover) | Peter Heller | Goodreads |
| 194 | The Pocket Fishing Record Book | EA Sons | |
| 195 | The Song of the Solitary Bass Fisher | WHSmith | |
| 196 | The Tarpon Book: A Complete Angler’s Guide Book 3… | WHSmith | |
| 197 | Til Death or Fly Fishing Do Us Part | The Rogue Angler | |
| 198 | Time Bandit: Two Brothers, the Bering Sea, and One of the World’s Deadliest Jobs (Hardcover) | Andy Hillstrand | Goodreads |
| 199 | Trout Madness (Paperback) | Robert Traver | Goodreads |
| 200 | Trout Magic (Paperback) | Robert Traver | Goodreads |
| 201 | True North: Reflections on Fishing and Life Well Lived | WHSmith | |
| 202 | View From Rat Lake (Paperback) | John Gierach | Goodreads |
| 203 | Vintage Hunting Album | Outdoor Life | |
| 204 | Waterproof Book of Essential Fishing Knots | EA Sons | |
| 205 | Wet-Fly Tying and Fishing | WHSmith | |
| 206 | What Fish Is That? 2nd ed | WHSmith | |
| 207 | Your Inner Fish | Neil Shubin | The Fisheries Blog |
| 208 | Zander Fishing: A Complete Guide | WHSmith | |
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| Best Reviews | Top 10 Offshore Fishing Books of 2018 – Best Reviews Guide |
| Buxton Village Books | Fishing the Outer Banks | Buxton Village Books |
| DIY Fly Fishing | Best Fly Fishing Books – DIY Fly Fishing |
| Drowning Worms | The 15 Best Fishing Books Money Can Buy | Drowning Worms |
| EA Sons | Fishing General – Easons |
| Ebay | Fishing Books | eBay |
| Fisher Pants | Top rated fishing books of 2018 | Advice & Reviews – Fishing & Hunting |
| Fishing Book Club | Best Fly Fishing Books for Beginners – Fishing book club |
| Fishing Rex | Best Fishing Books 2018 – Learn From the Pros and Catch More Fish |
| Fishing Tackle Shop | Fishing Books – Fishing Guide | Fishing Tackle Shop |
| Goodreads | Popular Fishing Books – Goodreads |
| Kayak Base | Top 10 Best Fly Fishing Books 2018 – Books on Fly Fishing |
| Outdoor Life | The Top 20 Books for Hunters and Anglers | Outdoor Life |
| Snotrocket | Fish Tales: The Best Books on Fishing Fun for Kids – Snot Rocket Fun … |
| The Bump | Children’s Story Books About Fishing – Living The Bump |
| The Fisheries Blog | Top 10 Books About Fish – The Fisheries Blog |
| The Guardian | Charles Rangeley-Wilson’s favourite books about fishing – The Guardian |
| The Rogue Angler | fly fishing books humor, funny fly fishing books … – The Rogue Angler |
| The Works | Fishing Books | Buy Cheap Fishing Books Online at The Works |
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