Zane Grey: Outdoorsman
Subtitle: Zane Grey's best hunting and fishing tales published in commemoration of his centennial year.
By: Selected and edited by George Reiger.
Publisher: Prentice-Hall
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Englewood Cliffs, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 349
Subjects: Outdoor life -- Fiction; Fishing stories, American; Hunting stories, American
Table of contents: title: The lord of Lackawaxen Creek.; title: Fighting qualities of black bass; title: 1907.; title: Roping lions in the Grand Canyon.; title: Byme-by-tarpon.; title: Mast Hope Brook in June.; title: Nonnezoshe.; title: Tuna at Avalon.; title: A record fight with a swordfish.; title: Don, the story of a lion dog.; title: The great river of the Gulf.; title: The bonefish brigade.; title: Tonto Basin.; title: Fishing virgin waters.; title: The dreadnaught pool.; title: Colorado trails.; title: Tahiti waters; title: the latest anglers' El Dorado.; title: The first thousand-pounder.; title: The whale killers of Two Fold Bay.; title: The North Umpqua, Oregon.; title: A trout fisherman's inferno.