Explore the outdoor world of early American sportsmen with this seasoned guide to fishing, hunting, and the wildlife of New England and the Maritime Provinces.
This classic volume blends practical know‑how with vivid scenes from camps, rivers, and shorelines, offering a broad look at game, fish, and the people who pursue them. From salmon and bass to upland birds, it collects techniques, lore, and biodiversity in a single, enduring reference for readers who love the outdoors.
This edition gathers richly varied chapters, including practical fishing tactics, moose and caribou lore, and notes on game birds, plus firsthand portraits of life along lakes, rivers, and coastal towns. It pairs seasoned insight with a catalog of species and habitats, making it a useful companion for anglers, hunters, and wildlife enthusiasts alike. The tone stays informative without sacrificing the sense of adventure that defines the sport.
What you’ll experience
- Practical fishing and hunting techniques, timing, and gear ideas
- Species profiles and natural histories of deer, moose, caribou, ducks, and more
- Camp life, maps of hunting and fishing regions, and historical context
- Inspiring anecdotes and portraits from devoted rod-and-gun communities
Ideal for readers who relish outdoorsmanship, regional travel, and the lore of American game and fish.