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PublisherBurford Books

ISBN-101580801765

ISBN-139781580801768

eBay Product ID (ePID)170283164

Product Key Features

Book TitleFishing the Great Lakes of New York : A Guide to Lakes Erie and Ontario, Their Tributaries, and the Thousand Islands

Number of Pages224 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication Year2014

TopicFishing

IllustratorYes

GenreSports & Recreation

AuthorSpider Rybaak

FormatTrade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height0.6 in

Item Weight12.3 Oz

Item Length8.9 in

Item Width6 in

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Intended AudienceTrade

ReviewsWhether you are a seasoned veteran, a weekend angler or a novice who doesn't have a clue what your next step should be, Fishing the Great Lakes of New York is one book that you should have. Spider Rybaak weaves his unique insight and angling know-how masterfully - sharing important fishing information in a style that only Spider can lay claim to. These truly are 'great lakes' for fishing, and Rybaak gives them the attention they deserve., Covering a total of 63 rivers and streams, this 224-page, soft-cover book is by far the best written on this watershed, and its where-to, how-to information doesn't end there.The book provides detailed information on guides, captains, boat launches, bait shops, county tourism offices, state and county parks and agencies. The only thing it doesn't do is put a fish on your hook., Spider Rybaak's new angling guide Fishing the Great Lakes of New York is now available and if you need some accurate information about where to troll, cast, or drift fish this is a great book to add to your library. Rybaak details everything the local or visiting angler needs to know, from access points, best fishing seasons, tackle tips, target-tailored fishing strategies, and much more, for well over 100 specific spots in this unparalleled freshwater fishing paradise. Outdoor writer Bill Hilts says, 'Whether you are a seasoned veteran, a weekend angler, or a novice who doesn't have a clue what your next step should be, Fishing the Great Lakes of New York is one book you should have. These truly are 'great lakes' for fishing and Rybaak gives them the attention they deserve.', Spider Rybaak always combines an eminently readable style chock full of detailed info about the outdoor world. If you want to know anything about fishing New York's Great Lakes and the rivers that run in and out of them, plus historical and environmental aspects, you'll find it here. Fishing the Great Lakes of New York is a must-have guide to a huge and vibrant freshwater fishery., Fishing the Great Lakes of New York has a wealth of access options and fishing instruction to shorten your time for finding and catching fish. It's comprehensive yet easy (and fun!) to read., Anyone who enjoys fishing Lake Erie, Lake Ontario and any of the big water tributaries should pick up a copy of Fishing the Great Lakes of New York. In addition to access information and angling tips, the book provides information on guides, captains, bait shops, county tourism offices, state parks and agencies. Covering a total of 63 rivers and streams, this is by far the best book ever written on this watershed., Informed, informative, and very highly recommended as an ideal guide for planning a fishing trip whether for a day trip or a weekend excursion, whether for a native of the area or tourist wanting the most out of a New York fishing expedition. Another extraordinary title from Burford Books and recommended for anyone contemplating fishing the waters of New York.

SynopsisA where-to-fish guide for all anglers with specific fishing hot spots for all species in this "angling paradise" of the Northeast. Longtime local angling authority Spider Rybaak details everything the local or visiting angler needs to know, from access points, best fishing seasons, tackle tips, target-tailored fishing strategies, and much more, for well over 100 specific spots in this unparalleled freshwater fishing paradise., Lakes Erie and Ontario, their tributaries, and the Thousand Islands region of the St. Lawrence River together create the magical flow of New York's north shore and the greatest freshwater fishery on the planet. The region boasts fish as impressive as they are numerous. Thirty-pound Chinook salmon, smallmouths over five pounds, 20-something-pound northern pike, 30-inch walleyes, steelhead, brown trout and lake trout stretching over three feet long, four-foot muskies and trophy landlocked Atlantic salmon are all available in sufficient quantities to make the chances of catching one a reasonable goal on every fishing trip--if you know where, when and how, which is the purpose of this book. Longtime local angling authority Spider Rybaak details everything the local or visiting angler needs to know, from access points, best fishing seasons, tackle tips, target-tailored fishing strategies, and much more, for well over 100 specific spots in this unparalleled freshwater fishing paradise.