winter reading

[Jenn]

Originally Posted by BrianS

The Best of HP Lovecraft - Bloodcurdling Tales of Horror and the Macabre

Its been a long time since I have been able to read his stories!!! They truly due mess with your mind! Let me know how far you get!

[Mr. Sandman]

I am reading The Zen of Fish by Trever Corson...which is pretty much everything you ever wanted to know about sushi and its history. This is not a fishing book. He also wrote a great book a couple years ago called the secret life of lobsters. ( I liked that one a lot)

l am also reading Charlie Soares new book "Stemming the tide". While not exactly a how-to it is more of a lifetime of knowledge book presented within many stories. I am enjoying it.

[Krispy]

Another for "Stemming the Tide" by Charlie Soares. Was a fun read

[CaptMike]

Blues by John Hersey is one of my favorite fishing books. Extremely well written

[JohnR]

Originally Posted by CaptMike

Blues by John Hersey is one of my favorite fishing books. Extremely well written

Makes you want to ponder life, while on Middleground...

[PaulS]

Something like "why cheerleaders hate me" by Rick Reilly. Its a compilation of his 100 favorite articles from Sports Illustrated. - easy and inspirational reading.

"The happiest man in the world" about a man and his attempt to sail around the world on a home made raft.

There's also a new book out about Pistol Pete Maravich that was pretty good.

For fishing books, read Lou Tabory's books even if you don't fly fish. He has a lot of great ideas on tides, currents, etc.