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Complete Guide to Fishing Skills

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A fully illustrated guide to improving fishing techniques adroitly discusses methods of both saltwater and freshwater fishing, explains helpful and easy-understand angling techniques, and discusses the best methods to use for each species of fish.

315 pages, Hardcover

First published March 4, 1997

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Tony Whieldon

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June 15, 2012
Name: Jill Messer
Title: Whieldon, Tony. (2002). The complete guide of fishing skills. London: Cassell Illusrated.
Type of Reference: Handbook
Call Number: R 799.1 W576c
Brief Description: This fishing reference handbook covers all types of fishing from fly-fishing, sea, and freshwater fishing. It guides the user on bait and tackle questions and offers comprehensive information about the fish themselves.
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Cost: $14.52
Relevance and Relationship: The relevance of The Complete Guide to Fishing is that many male students at East are interested in fishing and the outdoors. By offering them a handbook such as this, they may be interested in coming to see what the entire library has to offer.
Purpose: The purpose of this handbook is to draw in those reluctant male readers by giving them a book they may find interesting.
Validity: According to the publisher, this book is an exert reference on all things fishing. It is a comprehensive look into the bait and tackle, types of fish, and places to fish around the country.
Format: The format of this text is print.
Arrangement and Presentation: The book offers detailed imagines, drawings and maps as well as a table of contents and indices.
Diversity: This book is for any student interested in learning more about the wonderful sport of fishing, especially our reluctant male readers.

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