fishing related books.
I am always looking at and for new fishing related books. Not just the "how to's" but also the "where to's" as well as a few reference style books. Where online would be the best place to find the greatest inventory or the biggest selection of fishing books?
Jeff
Dead fish don't make reel music.
Frank Amato Publication. They are a sponsor too. Here is the link. http://www.amatobooks.com/
Trout don't speak Latin.
Wilderness Adventures Books: http://www.wildadv.com/store/
And, Amazon of course.
"You must not be too greedy in catching your said game (fish), as in taking too much at one time...That could easily be the occasion of destroying your own sport and other men's also." Juliana Berners (1450)
Thanks guys.
Dead fish don't make reel music.
Waited till now so as not to highjack...
Would.... Barnes & Noble....Borders....Amazon... be so big that though they aren't mostly outdoors [fishing] still have the biggest inventory of fishing related books?
Bookstores
Try http://www.greycliff.com. The late Gary LaFontaine's web site for all fly fishing related books
"Tap her light and she'll always be fresh"
Frank Amoto is a great source for new books. Try to Google "Powells Books" in Portland, Oregon. It is probably the largest used book store in the world. I have visited the store many times and the mere size of the place always blows me away. There are probably at least a 100 people working there and as the saying goes...if they don't have it you don't need it. Good luck, Jonezee
You're right, Jonezee, I should have mentioned them in my question above.
You'd be surprised what you can find at these stores(websites, too) that is fishing/fly-fishing realted.. I was.Originally Posted by ducksterman
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