From Chocolate Mousse to Carrot Juice: The Evolution of French Cooking in the 80's

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Trego, Patricia M.

Beverages & Wine

Meadow Run Pr

Caught on the Fly

Newberry, Arthur S.

The Silver King: Tarpon Tales

Literature & Fiction

By unanimous agreement, this is simply the best work on the subject – the definitive book. Mr. Garrison, a mechanical engineer by training, built perhaps the finest rods ever – and describes how it’s done. He died before the book was first published (in 1977) though his protégé, Hoagy B. Carmichael, completed it and brought it to publication. Essential reading for all who admire fine bamboo rods. A useful section is included on restoration, refinishing and repair as well. Now In Its Third Printing

A Master's Guide to Building a Bamboo Fly Rod

Sports & Outdoors

Garrison, Everett

Hunting & Fishing

The memories of a lifetime told through the various fishes the author has encountered during his unusual, eccentric and eventful journey. The author has lived the kind of angling life we all at times might aspire to – and has survived! This is John Cole at his best - great humor, insight, irreverence for all things that get in his way of fishing; the deepest reverence for the fish themselves. A delight with illustrations by Diane Rome Peebles.

Fish of My Years

Cole, John N.

This is an erotic, fantastic tale of a young woman’s first encounter with Atlantic salmon and the old camps and waters that are much of their lore. A completely obsessed fishing writer thinks he’s found his reward. A story with a sharp edge. Paintings and drawings by John Swan

Summer's Salmon

Rat, A. Rusty

From its founding at the residence of Theodore Roosevelt in 1887, one of the primary goals of the Boone and Crockett Club has been to disseminate information about wilderness areas and the wild game that inhabits those spaces. Through their own publications, and very selectively through approved works of other publishers, the Boone and Crockett Club has and continues to realize the vision of its founders, here most recently with A Bibliography of American Sporting Books by M. L. Biscotti. 
We are very proud to say that this is only the sixth book so approved during the entire one hundred and ten year history of the club. Sharing its title with the pioneering work by John C. Phillips, also a Boone and Crockett Club approved book, A Bibliography of American Sporting Books continues the work of its predecessor in compiling all the important sporting books published in America from 1926 to 1985. The focus is clearly on birds and mammals with angling works appearing tangentially. This is a work of great importance as now the reading sportsman as well as researchers have an invaluable and essential resource. 
Arranged alphabetically by author, the book is completely indexed by title as well which facilitates easy and rapid use as a quick reference and provides the framework for more leisurely investigation into general subjects, authors and titles. The author is widely considered an authority on the bibliographic aspects of sporting books and a more thorough, accurate and complete examination of this subject is unimaginable. This is the author’s magnum opus and we are thrilled to be part of it. This book will be the standard reference for many years to come.

A Bibliography of American Sporting Books

Biscotti, M. L.

Introduction by Randy Wayne White with paitings by John Rice. Perhaps the grandest of the rare old tarpon books, this is the author's account of a year spent tarpon fishing at Tampico and Boca Grande in 1905. A British Army captain related to Sir Winston, Spencer-Churchill provides an acerbic, at times fussy, though very British and dryly humorous view of the sport of tarpon fishing. A thoroughly delightful book which includes a section of spectacular early photographs of tarpon. Randy Wayne White is a former fishing guide, the author of the acclaimed Doc Ford series of mystery novels, Batfishing in the Rainforest, and is a contributing editor of Outside Magazine.

Tarpon Fishing in Mexico and Florida

Spencer-Churchill, Edward G.

From Key West to Belize to Venezuela, Tosh Brown's career as a sporting travel agent allowed him to passionately pursue this big-eyed behemoth of the Atlantic. This is his insightful and humorous account of more than a decade chasing the Silver King with a fly rod, adding some heartfelt commentary and discussion, as well as a storied history of the tarpon fishery along his native Texas coast. This new Meadow Run Press book is illustrated with a full-color section of the author’s stunning photographs along with never before seen photographs of some spectacular early tarpon fishing by some daring and adventurous fishermen.

Megalops: An Angler's Affair with Tarpon

Tosh Brown

Sea Level, by Jeffrey Cardenas, author of the acclaimed Marquesa, is a collection of vivid essays on saltwater fly fishing written over the past twenty years. 
This book is a pure delight--so filled with fresh original language that it forms a unique portrait of an artist, a writer, and an expert angler and naturalist. 
And it is the author's quiet, observant and steady hand that guides us on a wide range of adventures: from the Gulf Coast to Cuba; from the Florida Keys and Bahamas to the North Atlantic. Sea Level exudes the highest level of angling skill and will be required reading for years to come.

Sea Level: Adventures of a Saltwater Angler

Buffett, Jimmy

Cardenas, Jeffrey

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