Top 10 Fishing Books
First published in 1653, this book is about fishing, philosophy, and politics and has quotations, anecdotes, and even a song. A fun book to look at for its historical worth.
Galligan lives in Madison and his Fly Fishing mystery series is often set in Wisconsin.
Sixteen of America’s favorite author-anglers spin tales of mystery and fishing. Authors contributing stories include Ridley Pearson, Michael Connelly, John Lescroart, Dana Stabenow, C. J. Box, Victoria Houston, William G. Tapply and T. Jefferson Parker.
Now that you’ve caught those fish, here’s how to cook them. By the popular host of the Wisconsin Public Television series “Outdoor Wisconsin.”
A companion to the Animal Planet series “River Monsters” highlights the most shocking creatures the author has come across in his travels as an extreme fisherman.
Lake Winnebago has a large population of sturgeon, a remarkable fish that can live up to 100 years. Here are pictures and stories of sturgeon as well as the people who spear them and protect them.
Lovely pictorial book about fishing in Wisconsin that shows there is more to fishing than just catching fish. Rashid was a Wisconsin photographer.
Panfish (sunfish, bluegill, pumpkinseeds, rock bass, largemouth bass, crappie, and perch) are some of the most popular and tasty fish to catch. Here is information on how to catch them throughout the seasons and even how to clean the ones you have caught.
Anderson is recognized as a “Legendary Guide” in the National Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame. He became a licensed hunting and fishing guide in 1953 and has kept a daily log every day that he guided which has been the basis for his books. Anderson resides in St. Germain, Wisconsin.
This is a huge, illustrated, and comprehensive reference for all the species of fish in Wisconsin. There are drawings, pictures (black & white and color), maps, and descriptions detailing distribution, habitat, and characteristics of 157 species.