PACIFIC NORTH! SEA TRAILS FOR THE SPORTSMAN ON THE NORTH PACIFIC RIM. By Don Holm. Illustrated with photographs and charts.

1969 1st edition. 4to (225 x 287mm). Ppxxi,283. Colour and b/w photographs. Red boards, upper board cabezon in Monterey Bay to salmon fishing in British Columbia and jigging for tomcod and halibut in the Gulf of Alaska and the Bering Sea. You'll go salmon fishing on the high seas off the teeming Columbia River bar, troll for sea-run cutthroat among the forested islands of Puget Sound, or maybe land a fighting fifteen-pound steelhead in the tidal waters of a coastal river". A guide to all manner of fishing in the Pacific Northwest from a man with more than thirty years' experience of angling in the area. The book covers "...all marine game fishes, all anadromous species such as salmon, steelhead, and striped bass common to the continental shelf along the North Pacific Rim; shellfish and the methods of taking them; fishing gear and boats; and the local fishing methods employed by experts. The region covered extends from the Channel Islands off the Southern California coast to the glaciers of Alaska and the ice floes of the Bering Sea".