Let Raymond R. Camp

guide you to the best locales
for hunting and fishing,—
and show you how to increase
your enjoyment and skill at
these sports—in all seasons

 

ALL SEASONS AFIELD

With Rod and Gun

By RAYMOND R. CAMP

Columnist of “‘Wood, Field and Stream’’ in the N. Y. Times. Conductor of ‘‘Angler and Hunter’’ Radio Program over N.B.C.

Whittlesey House Publication. 352 pages, illustrated, $3.50

HERE and when to hunt and fish—what to expect—

what equipment is actually needed—how to select
it and how to use it—how and where to find activity
in these sports throughout the year: All Seasons Afield
deals with the various methods, practices, and equip-
ment vital to the successful taking of the many fresh
water and salt water game fish and the large and small
game animals of the Eastern United States and Canada.

It is directed not only at the novice in these sports,
although many photographs and drawings were in-
cluded for this individual, but at the expert as well.
And it is lifted out of the class of mere handbooks by
the many interesting and often humorous anecdotes
that enliven the chapters and stress the points made.

     

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Whether you are interested in brook trout or broad-
bill swordfish, woodchucks or bears, Al] Seasons Afield
offers detailed and authoritative information on the
methods and equipment needed, the places where such
sports are to be pursued, and the time of year most

likely to be successful. The concluding chapters on

sporting tackle and ethics and sporting arms and
ammunition are certain to be of great value to the
present or prospective follower of these sports.

 

“TELLS ALL AND TELLS IT WELL”’

Ray Camp “‘knows his stuff.’’ Not only in his capacity
as Rod and Gun Editor of The New York Times does he
have his finger on the pulse of the great outdoors,
but through personal experiences gained from the
trout streams of April to the
wildfowl of winter.

This book ‘‘tells all’? and
tells it well. It’s the kind of @
book this writer always wanted
to write. I am sure that Ray
has done it infinitely better.
The ‘‘Where To Go’” section
is a mine of information. It is
a book no sportsman in the
East should be without.

 

Van Campen Heilner