The Imcomplete AnglersThe Imcomplete Anglers, by John Robins. his charming and humorous memoir, a winner of the prestigious Governor General's Literary Award, recounts the misadventures of two "common and inadequate fishermen" and their quest for trout in Ontario's beautiful Algonquin Park. Written with wit, self deprecating charm, and a deep love for the outdoors, Robins's book is a refreshing departure from the usual serious fishing literature. It's a celebration of the

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It is truly a treasury

It's a profound teacher

this biography is an essential companion that reveals the man behind the legend

As we face environmental challenges and the urgent need to adapt to climate change

Published Date: 1931

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Get ready for the fly-fishing adventure of a lifetime

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skewering the sport's many eccentricities with surgical precision and boundless affection

unmatched in the Golden Age of tackle making

Here is a book to delight the fledgling naturalist as well as the serious fisherman