Great fishing stories
By: compiled and with a foreword by Edwin Valentine Mitchell.
Publisher: Garden City Pub. Co.
Published: 1948
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 285
Subjects: Fishing stories.
Notes: Reprint of the 1946 ed. published by Doubleday, New York.
Table of contents: title: Big two-hearted river, by Ernest Hemingway.; title: A fatal success, by Henry Van Dyke.; title: Plain fishing, by F.R. Stockton.; title: Once on a Sunday, by Philip Wylie.; title: Crocker's Hole, by R.D. Blackmore.; title: Ol' settler of Deep Hole, by Irving Bacheller.; title: Byme-by-tarpon, by Zane Grey.; title: Trout fishing, by W.C. Prime.; title: A shark story, by T.C. Haliburton.; title: The hole, by Guy de Maupassant.; title: Old Faithful, by J.T. Foote.; title: Salar the salmon, by Henry Williamson.; title: Pete and the big trout, by H.W. Beecher.; title: It was on the Allagash, by DeWitt Mackenzie.; title: Butterflies and brown trout, by Compton Mackenzie and Moray McLaren.; title: Trouting along the Catasauqua, by Frank Forester.; title: The fisherman, by Martin Armstrong.; title: Gathering of the clan, by E.E. Slocum.