When Bubba baits his hook with a Razorbelly, what's he using - Menhaden, Spanish Sardine or Scaled Sardine? What's an Alewife? A White Bait? A Greenback? We give the same name to different fish, and different names to the same fish! This guide stems the tide of confusion. It positively identifies more than 50 kinds of bait found in the Gulf of Mexico and on the Atlantic Coast, tells which to use to catch what, and where to find them. The perfect companion guide to our bestselling Florida Fishes.

Saltwater Bait Fishes : Gulf of Mexico & Atlantic Coast

Sports & Outdoors

Weissman, Steve

Hunting & Fishing

Great Outdoors Publishing Co.

A wonderful and complete reference book. Hundreds of drawings and explanations. Cleaning shells. Great vacation book for beachcombers. 10 color plates for quick identification. The average shell life is 2 years. Many are forever shells. Enjoy this great companion on your next visit to the wonders of the sea.

The Book of Shells (A Great Outdoors Book)

Siekman, Lula

This 'little green book' is clear, concise, well-organized and comprehensive. Mac Perry, a former horticultural agent, covers it all - how to design an attractive landscape, how to have a lush, green lawn, how to keep pests and weeds at bay, how to care for fruit and shade trees, improve your soil, fertilize your plants, and much more. One excellent feature of this book is its many lists: 'Seven Native Shade Trees', 'Fifteen Disease Symptoms', 'Ten Common Lawn Insects', 'Eight Popular Berry Fruits', etc. Simply written and easy to understand, this book is jam packed with useful advice and information! Line illustrations and b&amp;w photos throughout.

Mac Perry's Florida Lawn and Garden Care

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Perry, Mac

Gardening & Landscape Design

"Barbara Oehlbeck has laid it all out for us, in this easy to read and understand book, how to maximize our pleasure from our national flower. Using practical and proven methods, she takes us step by step from choosing the correct variety to planting, care and finally, enjoying the beautiful end product. At last, rose growers in Florida have a reliable rose growing resource tghat is both practical to use and beautiful to look at." --Dr. Keith W. Zary, Jackson &amp; Perkins Roses

For the Love of Roses in Florida and Elsewhere

Barbara Oehlbeck

Eagles, ospreys, hawks, owls, kites and vultures: Florida and other southern states are home to many of these. It is ironic that although man has always admired these creatures, often he has been responsible for their demise, either deliberately or inadvertently. This book identifies dozens of predatory birds and explains their importance in the natural world.

Florida's Birds of Prey

Science & Math

Ray Ovington

Nature & Ecology

When Columbus arrived in the New World, 100,000 people (or more) already lived in Florida and had been here for thousands of years. These primitive people built mounds for ceremonial and practical purposes. Though most mounds have succumbed to the bulldozer, many still exist and may be visited. Author I. Mac Perry tells where to them, describes what was found when they were excavated, and explains what recovered artifacts tell us about the lives of the ancient people who left them behind. Organized by county, with sidebars, charts, photographs and drawings.

Indian Mounds You Can Visit: 165 Aboriginal Sites of West Coast Florida

History

Perry, I. Mac

Americas

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