The book covers all aspects of fishing, from casting flies in the mountain
streams of western Maryland for native brook trout to catching behemoth
black drum along the coast and in the Chesapeake.
The authors have included many of their personal experiences in the
over 100 years, between the two of them, of fishing in the area. This book
is a must-have for any serious angler in the Mid-Atlantic states.
A traveler's guide to the best trout streams in Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia. Fishing tips, maps, directions,
places to stay and eat.
Tales From Delaware Bay is a collection of stories of Watermen who
earn their living from the bay. The stories are non-fiction accounts of
crabbing, boating, trapping, net fishing and sports fishing.
The Delaware River is the last major free-flowing river in the eastern
United States. Drawing on their cumulative century of angling experience,
the authors range through the 14,000 square miles of the Delaware River
watershed, with offshore visits for saltwater fishing along the New Jersey
coast. All the places they talk about are within three-and-a-half hours
of Philadelphia by car. Besides giving directions to their favorite spots,
the authors regale the reader with comments about what to expect of each
place and how to make the most of your visit. Along the way they mention
and frequently evaluate nearby tackle shops, restaurants, taverns, historical
and scenic attractions, and even shopping opportunities. Throughout, they
share their own experiences with the reader both the pride of spectacular
catches and the embarrassment of spectacular follies. One of the authors
admits to breaking a new rod in a restroom door. Another tells about having
to be rescued from a mid-river rock by the very anglers to whom he had
just bragged about his accomplishments. They spice their descriptions with
apt quotations and finish it off, like a truly successful fishing day,
with their favorite recipes. This is a book with something for everyone,
from the novice to the expert. Even non-fishing friends and family members
will welcome the authors' suggestions for things to do while waiting for
their loved one to land the perfect trout or will be entertained by the
stories about those incomprehensible people who flock year-round to the
Delaware Valley's lakes, ponds, streams, and coastal waters. Author note:
George H. Ingram, Jr. is a Temple University administrator and freelance
outdoors writer who lives on the Delaware and has published hunting and
fishing articles in the "New York Times", the "Wall Street Journal", the
"Philadelphia Inquirer", "Pennsylvania Game News", and other magazines
and newspapers. Robert F. Marler, Jr. retired as a Temple University professor
of English in 1994 after teaching at the institution for twenty-eight years.
A long-time fly fisher, he lives on a farm in Benton, Pennsylvania, not
far from Fishing Creek, with his wife, Jan, daughter, Mary Beth, and an
aging Chevy pickup truck. Robert R. Smith retired as Dean of the School
of Communications and Theater at Temple University in 1996, after serving
in that position for almost eighteen years. An avid fisher, he is an authority
on the literature of fly fishing who now resides on Trout Farm Lane in
Plympton, Massachusetts, with his wife, Suzanne.
New
Jersey Day Trips: A Guide to Outings in New Jersey and Nearby Areas of
New York, Pennsylvania, and Delaware by Patrick Sarver
Paperback from Rivergate Books Media Published: 2011- ISBN: 0813549663 Shades of F. Scott Fitzgerald
roam Princeton as lads and lasses walk the well-clipped paths between venerable
university halls, while russet leaves flutter overhead from rows of sturdy
trees. Visions of knights and their fair maidens come to mind as explorers
wander around Lambert Castle, an 1892 sandstone and granite mansion that
looms like a medieval fortress with rounded towers and turrets on a hillside
below the cliffs of the Garret Mountain Reservation. For art lovers who
like to stroll on lush lawns and enjoy the beauty around them, Grounds
for Sculpture is the place to be seen in New Jersey. And, then there's
always the 127 miles of beach along the state's east coast that make perfect
day trips for swimming, boating, fishing, and other fun activities.
Now in a revised and expanded 12th edition, New Jersey Day Trips
offers everyone a fascinating journey through hundreds of tourist attractions
in all corners of the Garden State. Plus, this comprehensive resource explores
the most popular points just beyond the state's borders. Patrick Sarver
has updated most entries and added more than twenty new points of interest
to an already extensive list of destinations, making this the most sought-after
guidebook about New Jersey. Attractions can be located easily by subject
category, letting travelers zero in on places that appeal to them. Entries
include descriptions, hours of operation, location, price range, telephone
numbers, and Web sites, making this best seller a one-stop source of discovery
for day trippers of all ages--an ideal travel guide for adults or families
who live in or plan to visit New Jersey.
A revised and updated guide to a classic fly fishing destination. This revised and updated guide to a classic fly fishing destination
gives anglers the information they need to: · Fish legendary rivers
like the Esopus, Beaver Kill, Neversink, Schoharie, and Willowemoc ·
Discover many lesser-known streams, with light fishing pressure and plentiful
native brookies and other trout · Explore the cold, deep mountain
reservoirs--Pepacton, Cannonsville, Schoharie, Neversink, Ashokan, and
Rondout--with their miles of undeveloped shorelines and remarkable trophy
fish · Fish the Delaware by canoe and find shad in season, as well
as trout, bass, and walleye · Dozens of maps and local hatch charts
provide essential data for the region. 30 black-and-white photographs,
28 maps, index
Striped
Bass Fishing: Salt Water Strategies (Salt Water Sportsman) by Editors of Creative Publishing, The Outdoor Editors of CPi
Hardcover from Creative Publishing international ISBN: 0865731136 Learn what it takes to catch
the aggressive and powerful striped bass. Striped Bass Fishing includes
invaluable advice from the nation's top striped bass experts. The tips
and techniques you'll learn will guide you to catching more and larger
bass, wherever you fish.
This complete references covers a wide range of topics to help you become
a better bass fisherman. From the feeding habits and other behavior patterns
to special tactics to catch trophy-sized bass, it's all in this book. The
experts even teach how to release your striper so the population can be
managed, and the sport can be maintained.
Tales From Delaware Bay is a collection of stories of Watermen who
earn their living from the bay. The stories are non-fiction accounts of
crabbing, boating, trapping, net fishing and sports fishing.
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