The Western Angler: An Account of Pacific Salmon and Western Trout

This hardcover edition is in good condition, with no dust jacket present. The cover shows minor signs of wear, with some rubbing on the spine and corners. The binding remains tight, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or markings. Overall, the book is well-preserved, maintaining its integrity despite its age.

"The Western Angler: An Account of Pacific Salmon and Western Trout" by Roderick L. Haig-Brown is a classic work first published in 1939 by The Derrydale Press in New York. This hardcover edition captures the rich history and techniques of angling in the Pacific Northwest, focusing on salmon and trout. Haig-Brown, a renowned conservationist and writer, provides an insightful exploration of fishing practices and the natural habitat of these species. With only 950 copies printed, this edition holds particular value for collectors and enthusiasts of angling literature. The absence of a dust jacket and the book's well-preserved condition further emphasize its rarity. This volume is an essential addition for those interested in the history of fishing and the preservation of aquatic environments.