Boating for Less: How to Save Money when Buying, Owning, & Selling Your Power or Sail Boat

Comprehensive, wide-ranging, and easy to use, Boating for Less is as useful in Illinois or South Dakota as it is in California and Florida, and as pertinent for the first-time buyer of a small boat as it is for the boat owner trading up to a larger yacht.
 

The Boating Magazine's the Boat Doctor

A selected compilation of ``Boat Doctor'' columns, which have been running in Boating magazine for 6 years. With a circulation of 220,000, Boating is the largest U.S. boating magazine. This is the first in a proposed series of books with Boating.
 

This guide covers all powerboats-big and small, fast and slow, single engine, twin engines, outboard motors, and sterndrives. It points the boat shopper to the best boat for his or her needs and describes how to handle that boat. Armstrong explains how to dock and undock any boat, handle docklines, execute close-quarters maneuvers, anchor, run inlets, adjust trim for a better ride, and cope with rough weather. He offers hints for judging the quality of a boat and presents a gallery of good boats from each of the many types available.

Boating 101: Essential Lessons for Boaters

Boating Magazine's Quick and Easy Boat Maintenance: 1001 Time-Saving Tips

How to Catch Trout Everytime
Trout Fishing Secrets

At Last! A Proven Method For Catching Trout Every Time You Go Fishing!”

“And it’s dead easy to learn. Read and discover how the skills and methods used by Hunters are astonishingly effective for catching fish. You really can catch a bag full on every trip!”

How To Start Your Own Rod and Reel
Repair Business

The Easiest & Fastest Way To Repair Rods And Reels. Millions of Dollars Are Spent On Rods & Reels Each Year!

Learn how you can make MONEY with your own business. Not to mention, avoiding mistakes and the headaches others have encountered just to find valuable information such as this.

The Dorling Kindersley Encyclopedia of Fishing

The freshwater fisherman's essential guide to understanding every aspect of sporting fish. Internationally renowned angler John Bailey looks at various rods, reels, lines, lures, and other kinds of tackle, explaining their functions and, using step-by-step photography, showing precisely how to use them. Illustrated throughout with color photography. Authoritative profiles of every major freshwater fish.

The Complete Angler

From Christopher Lehmann-Haupt
The New York Times: 
Mr. Prosek succeeds in making you feel what it's like to be on the loose with a fly rod in England.  The book's prose makes you see the special greenness of English foliage and feel the gentle current of its streams.  As skilled at hooking big fish as he shows himself.  Mr. Prosek proves equally adept at catching big fishermen.

Old Fishing Lures and Tackle

Luckey updates his popular title with more information and prices, plus expanded coverage of plastic lures. Fully illustrated. of color photos.

 

Trout: An Illustrated History

James Prosek, a Yale undergraduate who is already being dubbed the Audubon of the fishing world, collects 70 of his watercolors in Trout, depicting the popular varieties, the rare and the extinct. "For me, the trout in its stream is the essence of life-encompassing survival and beauty, death and birth."

Classic Guide to Fly-Fishing for Trout the Fly-Fishers Book of Quarry, Tackle, and Techniques

The most beautiful and richly informative book on fly-fishing ever published gives the complete history of angling, as well as a comprehensive, profusely illustrated guide to every aspect of the sport. Hundreds of full-color photographs and a text by one of the world's most celebrated fly-fishermen make this the ultimate angling sourcebook.

Bassin' with a Fly Rod: One Fly Rodder's Approach to Serious Bass Fishing

Hunting Trips of a Ranchman & the Wilderness Hunter

Written during his days as a ranchman in the Dakota Bad Lands, these two wilderness tales by Theodore Roosevelt endure today as part of the classic folklore of the West. The narratives provide vivid portraits of the land as well as the people and animals that inhabited it, underscoring Roosevelt's abiding concerns as a naturalist.

Hunting In Alaska

Hunting-Fishing and Camping

Wilderness World of John Muir

John Muir lived from 1838 to 1914. During that time he covered most of the American wilderness alone and on foot without a gun, without a sleeping bag, with only a sackful of stale bread and tea. Major credit is ascribed to him for saving the Grand Canyon and Arizona's Petrified Forest. In 1903 he convinced President Theodore Roosevelt, while on a three-day camping trip together, of the importance of a national conservation program. He had been president of the militia Sierra Club since its formation in 1892. Muir's writing, based on journals he kept throughout his life, gives our generation a picture of America only 100 years ago, still wild and unsettled. Edwin Way Teale has preserved the best of Muir's work in selections that show both the ago and the man.

National Parks of America

Outstanding photographs accompany the insightful text of two of the nation's most avid environmentalists in this celebration of America's boundless beauty and grandeur. 250 full-color photos.

Wilderness Cuisine: How to Prepare & Enjoy Fine Food on the Trail & in Camp

Wilderness Basics: The Complete Handbook for Hikers   & Backpackers

Wildlife: The Nature Paintings of Carl Brenders

The work of Carl Brenders, one of the world's most successful nature painters, is collected for the first time in this exquisite volume. Fifty of Brenders' finest paintings of North American wildlife are reproduced in lush, full color.

Wildlife Photographer of the Year: Portfolio Seven