Trout Stream Therapy (North Coast Books)
"Trout Stream Therapyoffers projects for as few as one or two individuals working with  half-logs, a Trout Unlimited Chapter's weekend streambank riprap crew,  or large-scale stream renovation by a private angling club or public  agency. The fact that it starts right out with stream bank fencing,  instream cattle guard, and, to a lesser extent, riprap emphasizes  treating sources or causes of stream habitat degradation rather than the  symptom (the stream). It provides the individual farmer with the means  to become a better steward of a stream resource and minimize loss of  valuable topsoil and cropland."—Richard A. Snyder, Chief, Division of  Fisheries Management, Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission"The work will be  important to professional biologists who work in Wisconsin and on  streams elsewhere that resemble those Hunt describes. It will also  appeal to lay persons, such as stream property owners, anglers, and  members of conservation groups, who want to do such projects. The books  on this subject are few, and none that I know of accomplishes what this  one does."—Ray J. White, Ph.D., Fish Habitat Consultant, Edmonds,  Washington