Bright Waters, Bright Fish: An Examination of Angling in Canada, by Roderick Haig-Brown. Presentation edition, copy 129/1100.
A sweeping, lyrical tribute to the rivers and lakes of the North, Bright Waters, Bright Fish was the final book Roderick Haig-Brown worked on before his death in 1976. Commissioned as a special project for the Canadian government and the Canadian Wildlife Federation, it serves as a stunning retrospective of the country's angling heritage and a plea for the conservation of its "bright" waters.
This is a luxury production, and it represents a premium tier of Canadian outdoor literature, featuring gorgeous photography and the timeless, ethical prose that made Haig-Brown a household name in the sporting world.
Hardcover
Book condition: Fine, minor dents in leather on spine
Jacket condition: As new
ISBN: 0-917304-61-6
Publisher: Douglas and McIntyre Ltd.
Published date: 1980
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