Some suggestions please

[Mark Schafer]

Looks like I’m in for some knee surgery in January, so I have been laying in a supply of reading material. Does anyone have any favorite book suggestions on fishing in the Vermont/New Hampshire area or anything out new in the last year.

Thanks,

[Randy Kadish]

One River More by W. D. Wetherell. Much of the action of that book takes place in Vermont. I like anything by Nick Lyons, though he doesn’t write about fishing in New England.

Randy

[Randy Kadish]

I forgot to mention J. H. Hall’s Cover Girl and Other Stories of Fly Fishermen in Maine.

I’ve read several of J. H.’s memoirs in Flyfishing & Tying Journal. I think he’s a very under-appreciated writer.

Randy

[Mark Schafer]

Thanks Randy, I should have time to check out all of them.

[anonymous]

Wetherell also wrote One River More and Upland Stream, both good reads.

[upstream]

I think Vermont River is the other in Wetherell’s NE fishng trilogy.

[Mark Schafer]

Thanks for all the suggestions guys. hopefully back on my feet in 2 weeks

Mark

[brandonweaver]

I’ve lived in Vermont for the past five years and found a couple of books you may be interested in..

In the company of trout: True stories, ruminations, and Vermont guidance (Unknown Binding)
by Peter Shea (Author)

Fishing Vermont’s Streams & Lakes: A Guide to the Green Mountain State’s Best Trout and Bass Waters (Backcountry Guides) (Paperback)
by Peter F. Cammann (Author)

of course there are also a couple of other books that are more ‘guide books’, one of which is at least worth a look:

Flyfisher’s Guide to Northern New England: Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine (The Wilderness Adventures Flyfisher’s Guide Series) (The Wilderness Adventures Flyfisher’s Guide Seires) (Paperback)
by Steve Hickoff (Author), Rhey Plumley (Author)

best.

[Mark Schafer]

Thanks for all the suggestions. Actually found some in the local library system.

Surgery was last week everything is going well. Read some of my posts from over the

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