Author: Dennis D. Dauble
Publisher: KEOKEE, Jun 2009
Binding: Softcover
ISBN: 1-879628-34-1
Synopsis
Where, when & how to catch fish. The Great Columbia River Plain is a place unlike any other, with its steep river valleys, broad floodplains, rolling grassland & barren, rocky slopes. 60+ fish species found in the region. Includes species, locations of Columbia River tributaries & dams. 147 illus, 16 pgs of Color Plates; 6x9 inches, 244 pgs.
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The Great Columbia River Plain is a place unlike any other in the United States, with its steep river valleys, broad floodplains, rolling grassland & barren, rocky slopes known as scabland. Within this region are the streams, rivers & lakes that make up most of the interior Columbia Basin. These waterways support diverse fish populations.
In Fishes of the Columbia Basin, fisheries biologist Dennis Dauble draws on more than three decades of professional experience & a lifetime as a fisherman to cover more than 60 fish species found in the region. Most important, this guide will help anglers figure out where, when & how to catch fish. This easy-to-use guide includes handy references fish species, locations of Columbia River tributaries & dams, Web sites related to fish & fishing, plus 147 illustrations & 16 pages of color plates.
