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Discover the timeless allure of angling in "Fishing in British Columbia," a meticulously republished classic by Thomas Wilson Lambert. This enduring guide offers a glimpse into the rich history and diverse opportunities for fishing in the stunning landscapes of British Columbia, Canada.
Explore the art of angling as practiced in a bygone era, with detailed observations and practical advice relevant to fishing enthusiasts of all levels. Beyond the rivers and lakes of British Columbia, the book also features a fascinating chapter dedicated to the thrilling pursuit of tuna fishing at Santa Catalina.
A treasure for those passionate about fishing, Canadian history, and outdoor pursuits, "Fishing in British Columbia" provides a unique perspective on the sporting life and natural beauty of the region. This historical text offers a captivating journey into the world of fishing as it once was.
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