Sleeping Bear Press: H is for Hook A Fishing Alphabet (Hardcover Book)

Sleeping Bear Press: H is for Hook A Fishing Alphabet (Hardcover Book)

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Sleeping Bear Press: H is for Hook A Fishing Alphabet (Hardcover Book)In H is for Hook: A Fishing Alphabet, seasoned angler Judy Young tackles topics such as types of lures, where to fish, and what equipment you will need, along with the basics of cleaning, filleting, and cooking your final catch. And since every fisherman loves to brag about the "one that got away," she includes suggestions on how to capture your fishing memories through journals and photography. For anglers everywhere, reading H is for Hook is the

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012