| from the book cover: 1) What are the line capacities for the various types of reels? 2) What are the
breaking strengths of the best knots? 3) What are the best trolling speeds for different
sportfish? 4) At what temperatures are your favorite fish most often found? Gary Soucie knows. And in Soucie's Field Guide of Fishing Facts he has gathered
together in a concise and easy-to-use format all the hard-core information every angler
needs in the field.
Whether you're fly-casting for trout or deep-sea fishing for tuna, this
essential source book should be close at hand. With it you can check out the location of
major hatches, find out how to balance your fly to your tippet, set reel drag, choose the
correct hooks, lines, lures, leaders, and swivels, and avoid poisonous fish for dinner.
Also included are a summary of IGFA rules and regulations and world record requirements
for freshwater, saltwater, and fly-fishing. Packed with charts and tables, organized for
fats and ready reference, Soucie's Field Guide of Fishing Facts is as useful and necessary
as a well sharpened hook.
Killroy: I spotted
this one in the local library. Though my favorite method of fishing is fly fishing, I do
others. This book has tons of valuable data for all types of fishermen. I use some of the
charted data here on my site. Well worth a look. |