page_title: Charles Frederick Holder
section_title: Bibliography
hierarchical_section_title: Charles Frederick Holder / Bibliography
caption_attribution_description: English: Caption: Esperanza Stone. Discovered by Major F. R. Burnham, Yaqui Delta, Senora, Mexico . Maj. Burnham on left; Dr. Holder on right. 1909.
context_page_description: Charles Frederick Holder was an American naturalist, conservationist, and writer who produced over 40 books and thousands of articles. Known as a pioneer of big-game fishing, he founded and led the Tuna Club of Avalon, credited as the first game fishing organization. He was socially active in Pasadena, California, where he was a trustee of Throop College and co-founder of the Tournament of Roses.
context_section_description: Elements of zoology, (1885)
  Living Lights: A Popular Account of Phosphorescent Animals and Vegetables, (1887)
  Southern California : its climate, trails, mountains, canyons, watering places, fruits, flowers and game, a guide-book, (1888)
  All about Pasadena and its vicinity; its climate, missions, trails and cañons, fruits, flowers and game, (1889)
  Charles Darwin; His Life and Work, (1891)
  Along the Florida Reef, (1892)
  Louis Agassiz; His Life and Work, (1893)
  Chinese Slavery in America, (1897)
  An isle of summer, Santa Catalina; its history, climate, sports and antiquities, (1901)
  The big game fishes of the United States, (1903), part of The American Sportsman's Library
  The Log of a Sea Angler, (1906)
  Life in the open; sport with rod, gun, horse, and hound in southern California, (1906) — Holder's account of hunting and fishing in the counties of Santa Barbara, San Buenaventura, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange, and San Diego. The topics include horseback hunts for lynx, fox, and wolves; fishing for trout in the Sierra Madres and for game fish off Catalina; pursuit of shore birds and water fowl; mountain lions and mountain goats; and photographic hunts for sea lions. Throughout, Holder argues for the sportsman's role in conservation.
  Sport fishing in California and Florida, (1908). Bulletin of the Bureau of fisheries, volume XXVIII. Proceedings of the Fourth International fishery congress, Washington.
  Pasadena, the crown of the valley, (1909)
  Fish stories alleged and experienced, with a little history natural and unnatural (1909) (with David Starr Jordan)
  Recreations of a sportsman on the Pacific coast, (1910)
  The Channel islands of California; a book for the angler, sportsman, and tourist, (1910)
  A method of studying the life history of fishes, (1910)
  A method of transporting live fishes, (1910)
  The Esperanza Stone (1910) Scientific American, pp. 196. ISSN 0036-8733.
  Salt Water Game Fishing, (1914)
  Biography of Frederick Russell Burnham (unpublished manuscript, 1915)
caption: Esperanza Stone.  Major F. R. Burnham (left), Holder (right), Yaqui Delta, Senora, Mexico, 1909.
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