ON TROUT STREAMS AND SALMON RIVERS. By Dana S. Lamb.

# (1963) 1996 2nd edition. 8vo (158 x 236mm). Ppxviii,97,i. B/w illustrations by Shirley Errickson and Gordon Allen. Two-tone tan and green cloth, spine titled in black. Slipcase with pasted-on title and illustration. Edition limited to 1,000 copies.

The first edition was published in 1963 in an edition of 1,500 copies. This new edition, limited to 1,000 copies, has a new frontispiece and slipcase art by Gordon Allen and a new introduction by Faith, Lawton, and Gordon Lamb. Essays on trout and salmon fishing in the U.S.A. and Canada. Chapters include:- Fifty miles of Miramichi - 1930; Leviathan; If only-; The river X; September mists in Maine - 1932; Opening day; Hunting for fishing; Care and persistence; The best is yet to be; Breakfast in Bangor; Case dismissed; However you grass your salmon; How to really enjoy a Martini; On salmon fishing in fresh water; Secret salmon stream; On a small river in Quebec; What should I have done?; Noblesse oblige; The Medway; Defenders of the Dennys; August is the dusty month; Ausable; Well I'll be damned; A Yankee looks at Nova Scotia; After all these years; There's no more fishing but.