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Squaretail

 

Squaretail by Bob Mallard

 

The most complete book about brook trout in a generation.  Biology, history, lore, modern culture, tackle, technique, angling records, where-to (native waters, nonnative waters, public lands, life forms, water types, other), status, threats, conservation, and resource listings.  Over 225 pages and 200 full-color photographs, art, and maps.  Lots of Maine coverage including Rapid and Magalloway Rivers, State Heritage Fish Waters, Sporting Camps, salters, etc.  Signed first edition printed hardcover copies available for $39.95 plus shipping at www.BobMallard.com.

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