The best of Ed Zern
Subtitle: fifty years of fishing and hunting from one of America's best-loved outdoor humorists.
Publisher: Lyons Press
Published: 1985
Place of publication: Guilford, Conn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 312
Subjects: Fishing -- Humor.; Hunting -- Humor.
Genres: Humor.
Notes: Originally published: Hunting and Fishing from A to Zern. New York : Lyons Press, c1985.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note:  Preface vii; title: PART I THE BOOKS 1; title: To Hell with Fishing 3; title: To Hell with Hunting 17; title: How to Tell Fish from Fishermen 24; title: How to Catch Fishermen 35; title: Are Fishermen People? 54; title: A Fine Kettle of Fish Stories 75; title: PART II ODDS AND ENDS-MOSTLY ODDS 93; title: Something Was Fishy About Stonehenge 95; title: How to Put the "Ask" in Alaska-an Interview 99; title: The Hooker Hooked 103; title: A Day's Fishing, 1948 106; title: Trout in the Morning-Death in the Afternoon 109; title: Are Fishermen Really Liars? 113; title: The Ethics, Perhaps, of Fly-fishing 116; title: "Si, Sefior-Mucho Ducks" 118; title: Reflections of a Lousy Wingshot 123; title: First Turkey 126; title: How to Put the Whamois on a Chamois 129; title: Meet Ireland's "Mr. Woodcock" 136; title: Jungle Stuff 145; title: The Great James Bay Goose Factory 150; title: The Caribou Went Thataway 156; title: A Very Short History of the BB Gun 161; title: Life in a Log Cabin 163; title: I Am a Hunter 167; title: PART III AD FINITUM 173; title: Thirteen Nash Ads 175; title: Three Mermaid Stories 188 PART IV EXIT LAUGHING 191 Alphabetical Listing of 'Exit Laughing' Columns 312.