The next tarpon spent most of its time in the air doing acrobatic stunts Frontispiece Wonderful creatures that seized their bait and hurled it a hundred feet into the air 16 Garmented in glistening silver and enveloped in a cloud of sparkling diamonds 17 Then in furious mood threw his supple body, contorted with passion, above the water 32 Six feet of the most beautiful creature that Uves, clad in glistening, silver mail 33 Boca Grande sno place for a canoe! objected the captain anxiously 36 You have pulled your fragile canoe beside a creature that can knock it endwise with a flip of its tail 37 You soon learn to pay out the line without letting it sUp .. .87 A six-foot tarpon was ahead of me and his cavernous mouth engulfed my mackerel 44 There was a good deal of a mix-up and we were busy swimming ashore with the canoe, paddles and other things .. .45 There is a crash in the water as the tarpon leaps before dashing away 45 There sa shark at the end of this line! 48 Drag him over the side of the canoe and you will get all the fun you want 49 He was outward bound and rejoiced in the trouble preparing for us .49 Sending hook and bait flying twenty feet into the air ... 52 Hunting tarpon with a harpoon is several games rolled into one .53 The really vulnerable part for your harpoon isnt much bigger than the back of an unabridged dictionary 53 Doing acrobatic stunts that made one dizzy to look at .. .60 He started away with renewed vigor while I was nearly exhausted .
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Vendeur : H.S. Bailey, Fort Myers, FL, Etats-Unis
Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. Dimock, Julian A. (photographs by) (illustrateur). reprint with added material, "This first printing limited to 950 copies" stated, originally published 1911, a former owners name, 2 resident cities and date May 8, 1992 inked to upper center of front free end paper - 2" crease to top corner of 5 pages, dj now enclosed in mylar wrap shows very light edge wear with a 5/16" closed tear to top center of rear flap, illustrated with numerous black & white photographs of the fish, the fishing from a canoe with hand line and rod and the coastal habitat as it was at the time of Southwest Florida, 256 pages, in addition a 22 page "A Partial Tarpon Bibliography" compiled by Ken Callahan, Foreword by Thomas McGuane, Introduction by Lefty Kreh. N° de réf. du vendeur FTR-3298-A
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Vendeur : Midway Book Store (ABAA), St. Paul, MN, Etats-Unis
Hardcover. Etat : Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Near Fine. Julian Dimock (illustrateur). 21.5 x 14.5 cm. Octavo. 256 xxii pp. Illustrations, annotated bibliography. Black cloth in dust jacket. With a foreword by Thomas McGuane and an introduction by Lefty Kreh. Originally done in 1911, this is the first printing of the Meadow Run Press edition limited to 950 copies. N° de réf. du vendeur 85439
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