Hemingway on FishingErnest Hemingway's Hemingway on Fishing is a collection that reveals a lifelong passion woven into the fabric of a literary giant. From the tranquil trout streams of Michigan to the epic big game fishing in the Gulf Stream, this book is a journey through Hemingway's most iconic works and lesser known writings on the sport. It's a testament to how fishing shaped his life and his prose, serving as both an escape and a profound metaphor for courage,

This limited facsimile edition revives William Blades' masterwork

by Ted Hughes and Peter Keen

Publishing Inc

Book Condition: Very Good - some minor wear and creasing on front cover

provides a vivid and thrilling narrative of his pursuit of marlin and other powerful game fish

"His essay subjects are the stuff of epics

He turns now to the art of fly tying in all its ramifications

Unlike other books that focus on a single type of fly

success and failure

By Allan Anderson

personal experiences of fishing in one of the most breathtaking landscapes in the world

ISBN: 1-55821-300-7