New Mexico is an angler's delight. It has more than a thousand miles of fishable creeks, streams, and rivers and almost a quarter-million surface acres of lakes and reservoirs. This book is a complete
Since 1970, Taylor Streit has been New Mexico's foremost fly fishing authority and professional guide. He's developed many fly patterns used throughout the region, and opened the Taos Fly Shop with h
Completely revised and updated, Fly Fishing in Northern New Mexico is a comprehensive guide to more than thirty streams and twelve lakes. This revised edition contains new, specialized information on
The fifty fly patterns described in these pages have proven reliable in the fly-fishing streams and rivers of northern New Mexico over many years. Developed by thirty locally respected tyers, they are
"Nell Farrell's sensitive and haunting images reveal diverse aspects of varied communities from urban to rural. Her text adds profound meaning to the current struggles of Nicaraguan youth to survive a
In the tradition of fishing classics, A Naturalist Goes Fishing combines elements of the triumph between fisher and fish, humor and wit, and a passionate concern for the natural environment.James McCl
The modern angler, with a wide array of tools at ready disposal, seems a far cry from early man perched at the side of a stream with spear in hand, and an even further cry from the bobcats, bull snake
A firsthand account of the wildcat New Orleans spearfishermen who dive from oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico brings this dangerous but thrilling "x-treme" sport to light. Original.
Modern fly-fishing is only the latest chapter in a two-millennia saga of technological creativity and passionate observation of the natural world. In Fly-Fishing Secrets of the Ancients, historian-nat
Matthew Dickerson takes his readers from tiny mountain streams in the southern Rockies of New Mexico to the mighty Colorado River at the head of the Grand Canyon, to the Hill Country of Texas, explori
Knowing next to nothing about fishing, Rosemary McGuire signed on to the crew of the Arctic Storm in Homer, Alaska, looking for money and experience. Cold, hard work and starkly sexist harassment were
