Fishing's best short stories
By: edited by Paul D. Staudohar.
Contributors: Staudohar, Paul D.
Publisher: Chicago Review Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 365
Subjects: Fishing stories, American.
Table of contents: title: Opening day / Jack Gilchrist; title: Light tackle / Philip Wylie; title: The big brown trout / Robert Travers; title: Squirrelly's grouper / Bob Shacochis; title: The intruder / Robert Traver; title: Fishing's just luck / Elmer Ransom; title: The man in the black suit / Stephen King; title: The dolphin story / Joyce Renwick; title: The fatal success / Henry Van Dyke; title: Cowboys / Geoffrey Norman; title: A wedding gift / John Taintor Foote; title: The big buffalo bass / Weldon Stone; title: The wer-trout / E. Annie Proulx; title: Old croc / Jason Lucas; title: The parmachene belle / Edwin L. Peterson; title: Skelton's party / Thomas McGuane; title: The river god / Roland Pertwee; title: Daniel Webster and the sea serpent / Stephen Vincent Benèt; title: Fly-fishing / P. J. O'Rourke; title: The fisherman and his wife / Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm; title: John Monahan / Paul Hyde Bonner; title: Spare the rod / Philip Wylie; title: The girl at Thorp's / Warren Gibson; title: A fishing excursion / Guy de Maupassant; title: Murder / Sparse Grey Hackle.