The Flying Fisherman

This paperback edition shows signs of wear consistent with age. The cover has some creases and edge wear, but the binding remains intact. The pages are yellowed, typical of books from this period, but all text is clearly legible. There are no inscriptions or library markings, maintaining its collectibility for enthusiasts of fishing or vintage television memorabilia.

"The Flying Fisherman" by R.V. "Gadabout" Gaddis, as told to George Sullivan, was published by Pocket Books in New York in 1967. This is the first printing of the Pocket Books edition, released in January of that year. Gaddis, a well-known television personality and avid fisherman, shares his adventures and insights into the world of fishing. This edition captures the spirit of outdoor adventure, appealing to both fishing enthusiasts and fans of Gaddis's television show. The book is a testament to Gaddis's influence in popularizing fishing through media. The Pocket Books edition provides a more accessible format compared to the original higher-priced edition. This copy is in a paperback format, differing from the hardcover edition often associated with the initial release. The book is in fair condition, with visible wear on the cover, yet it remains a valuable piece for collectors interested in fishing literature or television history.