A history of fishing in the Florida Keys
Subtitle: angler's paradise
By: Bob T. Epstein
Publisher: The History Press
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Charleston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 175
ISBN-13: 9781609499983
Subjects: Fishing; History; Fishers; Biography; Florida Keys (Fla.); Social life and customs
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 165-166) and index.
Table of contents: title: Most common game fish of the Florida Keys; title: Indigenous people and Indian Key; title: Fishing methods and travels to the Keys; title: Fishing guides and their exploits; title: Private and governmental programs; title: A special captain and a unique lifelong fossil hunter; title: Fish preparation, recipes and preservation; title: The ubiquitous Key lime pie and famous Florida lobster; title: Industrial art in fishing rods over the past 120 years; title: Bud n' Mary's fishing marina and my fishing experiences; title: Hemingway, Mel Fisher and celebrity anglers' influences in Key West; title: Fads, wrecked or sunken ships, immigrant dolphin tactics and mangroves; title: The old and the new Seven-Mile Bridge and Keys lighthouses; title: Outdoor writers and a Marathon history; title: Conservation, geologic and archeological features, sea turtles and sharks; title: A Keys timeline and notes about Long Key and Marathon.