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There are many myths surrounding small streams--they only hold small fish, they're for beginners and kids, they aren't a challenge, don't allow for versatility in techniques, and so on--in this book, Morgan addresses these myths and shares the realities of small-stream fishing. Topics covered include: the myths, best small-stream equipment, ecology, entomology and fly patterns, small-stream types, fly fishing techniques, casting, reading the w...

The ultimate kosher cookbook for food lovers, with more than one hundred mouthwatering recipes complete with suggested wine pairings, from the veteran cookbook authors and owners of the acclaimed Covenant Winery in California. Filled with the flavors of Italy, Provence, North Africa, Asia, California, and Israel, these original, easy-to-prepare recipes take kosher dining to a new, contemporary level of sophistication. With more than two decade...

Comic poetry is serious stuff, combining incongruity, satire and psychological effects to provide us a brief victory over reason--which could help us save ourselves, if not the world. This book champions the literary movement of comic poetry in the U.S., providing an historical context and exploring the work of such writers as Denise Duhamel, Campbell McGrath, Billy Collins, Thomas Lux and Tony Hoagland. Their techniques reveal how they make u...

Discusses the creation of sacred space in the 21st century, examining 28 works by Tobi Kahn.

This book explores the concept of "oddball" trout prey--which includes most of the important North American trout foods, minus the conventional "trout bugs": mayflies, caddis, and stoneflies. Anglers are familiar with most of the oddballs-grasshoppers, chironomids, damselflies--however they have not been the subject of any full-length angling/entomological evaluation until now. Other oddballs include: baitfish, dragonflies, crayfish, leeches, ...

Kirk Langner, better known as Piece Maker on the Appalachian Trail, planned a nine-day hike on some of the most rugged parts of the trail in North Carolina and Tennessee, but he had not planned for what would eventually change his life forever. Kirk spends a lot of time walking the woods, much of this done alone, giving him the opportunity to ponder his ineffectual relationships with his wife and daughter and his increasing lack of faith in G...

Kirk Langner, better known as Piece Maker on the Appalachian Trail, planned a nine-day hike on some of the most rugged parts of the trail in North Carolina and Tennessee, but he had not planned for what would eventually change his life forever. Kirk spends a lot of time walking the woods, much of this done alone, giving him the opportunity to ponder his ineffectual relationships with his wife and daughter and his increasing lack of faith in Go...