Philadelphia: Penn Publishing Company, 1938. Burke, Edgar. No. 29 of 149 copies; signed “Yours Sincerely, Ray Bergman’. Read More about Trout

Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, [1977]. First trade edition. Inscribed to Jim & Catherine Deren. A “real book, full of memories and hopes, stories and trout talk, with something of that hallowed mist that hovers around the Willowemoc and the Beaverkill” (from the foreword). Inscribed on the half title “Best wishes to..... Read More about Catskill Flytier. My Life, Times, and Techniques. Introduction by Sparse Grey Hackle

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1930. New and Revised Edition. Inscribed "Come & see what my trust will have to tell on you Edward R. Hewitt." Read More about Telling on the Trout

[Upper Dam, Maine: May 23-30, 1920]. Edition of 20 copies. Poem describing a fishing trip to Maine sponsored by the Oxford Paper Co. for a number of New York notables, among them George Semken and William Edwin Rudge. Siegel copy is signed Nathaniel R. Hopkins at the portait frontispiece; Yale..... Read More about “The Hoppiad” By A. Farfromhomer

New York: O. Judd Co., David Judd, Pres't, 751 Broadway, 1887; 1884. First edition of Keene, later edition of the Roosevelt. With Fly Tying Materials. A finely bound copy of a choice American book, from the library of Dr. Samuel W. Lambert (1859-1942), a noted New York physician, bibliophile and..... Read More about Fly-Fishing and Fly-Making for Trout. [Bound after:] The Game Fish of the Northern States and the...

Far Hills, NJ: Meadow Run Press, 1996. Swan, John. De Luxe Edition, copy no. 9 of 67 copies for sale, signed by author and artist. One of 67 Copies. A superb book, a collection of observations, reflections and experiences by one of the great angling writers of this or any..... Read More about Live Water

New York: The Derrydale Press, 1933. First edition, no. 166 of 199 copies signed by the author. Harold G. Pickering was a past president of the Anglers' Club of New York, and editor of The Anglers' Club Bulletin; this was his second book. Despite the wear to the spine, a...... Read More about Dog-Days on Trout Waters

Brooklyn, N.Y., U.S.A: Privately printed and issued by Louis Rhead, 217 Ocean Avenue, 1921. First edition. Rare. Rhead's rare, privately printed, and ephemeral work, offering a synthesis of Halford and the anglophile American dry fly authors (Gill and La Branche), specifically addressed to an American audience. His American Trout Stream..... Read More about How to Fish the Dry Fly Floating on the Surface ... A description of the American and English Dry...

New York: The Macmillan Company, 1902. First edition, no. 20 of 100 Large Paper copies. Borden Copy, Finely Bound. A classic of American sport, comprising chapters by Dean Sage on Atlantic Salmon, C.H. Townsend & H.M. Smith on the Pacific Salmons, and William C. Harris on the Trouts of America..... Read More about Salmon and Trout. The American Sportsman's Library. Edited by Caspar Whitney

[New York: Nick Lyons Books] [American Museum of Fly Fishing, Manchester, VT, 1987]. One of 105 copies (100 for sale), numbered on frontispiece and colophon, and signed by the author. One of 100 copies. The finely produced deluxe edition of this substantial and interesting history. An essential book. Read More about American Fly Fishing. A History

Philadelphia: 1898. First edition. The Language of Trout Flies. Read More about A Dictionary of Trout and Bass Flies

New York: E. P. Dutton, 1914. First edition. Southard "had the first fish camp built on the Kennebago ... kept very complete records of Kennebago Lake (Rangeley, Maine) fishing, including sky and weather conditions" (Bruns). Chapter XVI, pp. 217-224, deals with “Trout Fly-Fishing in the Rangeley Region” An important pre-war..... Read More about Trout Fly-Fishing in America