Traver On Fishing

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Format: Trade Book
Pub. Date: 2001-08-01
Publisher(s): The Lyons Press
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Summary

No one wrote with more warm, down-home affection for fly fishing than the late Robert Traver, the author of "Anatomy of a Murder". This book is a marvelous catch of wit, wisdom, and anecdote sure to delight everyone who enjoys a master storyteller at work.

Author Biography

Robert Traver (1903-1991), the pseudonym for John D. Voelker, was an associate justice of the Michigan Supreme Court when his novel Anatomy of a Murder (later made into the classic movie with Jimmy Stewart) rocketed him to national fame. Soon afterward, in his mid-fifties, he quit the bench in order to write and fish and hunt morels near Ishpeming, Michigan Nick Lyons, a former professor of English at Hunter College, was John Voelker's editor for Trout Magic. He writes frequently about fishing and lives in New York City

Table of Contents

Introduction xv
Nick Lyons
from Trout Madness (1960)
Preface
3(4)
The First Day
7(8)
The Fish Car
15(6)
Big Secret Trout
21(8)
Lost Atlantis
29(10)
Back-Yard Trout Fishing
39(6)
Little Panama
45(10)
Paulson, Paulson, Everywhere
55(6)
The Haunted Pond
61(8)
The Intruder
69(10)
These Tired Old Eyes
79(8)
Spots Before the Eyes
87(16)
The Old and the Proud
103(4)
The Last Day
107(16)
from Anatomy of a Fisherman (1964)
Behold the Fisherman
The Return of the Native
The Other Side of the Coin
Shangri-La, Jr.
Portrait of Truth ...
On Trout Fishing and the Sturdy Virtues
Fish-and-Tell Fishermen
Are All Fishermen Alike?
Experts and Duffers
The Favorite Fly
The Frugal Fisherman
123(14)
Fellowship and All That
My Favorite Spot
On Buying a New Fly Rod
Deceit, Dementia, and Fine Leaders or Are All Fishermen Crazy?
Fisherman versus Hunter
137(6)
from Trout Magic (1974)
Sins My Father Taught Me (With apologies to him and Dvorak)
143(14)
A Flick of the Favorite Fly
157(14)
A Kind of Fishing Story or, The Night I Lost to Jack Sharkey
171(6)
Fly Fishermen: The World's Biggest Snobs
177(10)
Size Is Not the Measure
187(6)
D. McGinnis: Guide
193(16)
Kiss-and-Tell Fishermen
209(10)
Hoarding the Cast
219(6)
Morris the Rodmaker
225(6)
The Fishing Story Life Missed
231(10)
First Day, Last Day
241(4)
Some Early, Some Late
Fishermen at Night---Story, May 1938
245(4)
Showdown at Cedar Swamp---Rod & Reel, May/June 1981
249(6)
Gamboling at Frenchman's---from Waters Swift and Still, 1982
255(12)
Loon Calls on the Polecat---Fly Fisherman, May 1984
267(10)
My Friend, My Friend---from Seasons of the Angler, 1988
277(10)
Treed by Trout-Michigan Natural Resources magazine, July/August 1989
287(8)
Dangling Angling Genes---Fly Rod & Reel, May/June 1990
295(10)
Two Profiles
If Trout Could Talk---Norris McDowell, 1993
305(8)
On His Own Terms---Rich Vander Veen and Fred Baker, Michigan Bar Journal, May 2000
313

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