E-Books → The Complete Book of Saltwater Fishing

Published by: voska89 on 28-11-2022, 08:18 | 0

Milt Rosko, "The Complete Book of Saltwater Fishing"
English | ISBN: 1580801714 | 2013 | 288 pages | EPUB | 7 MB
Everything the saltwater angler needs to know, from a long-time authority. Covers tackle and how to use it, baits and lures, the fifty most sought-after saltwater gamefish, recipes, introducing kids to saltwater fishing, and conservation issues. This edition revised and updated from the original 2001 publication with current trends in tackle, technique, and conservation.

Magazine → Improve Your Coarse Fishing - November 2022

Published by: voska89 on 25-11-2022, 03:59 | 0

Improve Your Coarse Fishing - November 2022
English | 108 pages | PDF | 112.2 MB

Magazine → Fishing World – December 2022

Published by: Emperor2011 on 20-11-2022, 16:46 | 0

Fishing World – December 2022
English | 158 Pages | PDF | 81.85 MB

E-Books → The Catch How Fishing Companies Reinvented Slavery and Plunder the Oceans

Published by: voska89 on 19-11-2022, 04:47 | 0

The Catch: How Fishing Companies Reinvented Slavery and Plunder the Oceans By Michael Field
2014 | 276 Pages | ISBN: 1927249023 | PDF | 3 MB
In November 2008, near Kiribati in the Pacific Ocean, a Korean ship came upon a Taiwanese fishing boat. The Tai Ching 21 was eerily silent. The lifeboat and three rafts were missing, and so were all 29 Taiwanese officers and Chinese, Indonesian, and Filipino crew who had been aboard. A quest to discover the identities of the lost men led New Zealand journalist Michael Field into a dark world of foreign-flagged vessels fishing in the ocean as far south as Antarctica. In The Catch he reveals what he discovered: horrifying examples of modern slavery in which men from poor countries are trapped on filthy, unsafe ships, treated brutally by captains and officers, and receive little or no pay. The fishing companies Field lays bare are ruthless. Their irresponsible and often illegal fishing practices are stripping the world's seas and threatening the food supply of people everywhere, propelling us towards one of the environmental tragedies of our times. These stories play out on the waters of New Zealand and the Pacific, but the same practices are happening all over the world. Can we ignore the fates both of these men and the catch they fish for?