"It's a winter wonderland up north -- perfect for snowmobiling and ice fishing fun. Lucky Luke can't wait to get out on the lake, where giant sunfish and monster northern pike await under all that snow and ice. Bundle up, because this will be an ice fishing adventure to remember!" -- page [4] of cover

Presley is unwillingly sent to a two week camp, but ends up making friends with twins Mia and Ann. The girls make memories fishing for Big Lou, a 100 pound catfish.

Join Lucky Luke and his family as they tackle the Snake River in Idaho. Mom and dad are excited to take Luke and his sister Crystal on their annual fly-fishing trip.

Join Luke and his family on a wild fishing adventure in the Canadian wilderness. This trip has it all: a moose mess, a motor mishap, atomic splashing. There's even a bear intruder. And of course the walleye put on an unforgettable fishing frenzy and Grandpa and Crystal hook the fish of a lifetime

"After a sudden change of plans, Luke and his sister, Crystal, find themselves on an unexpected adventure with their fun-loving cousins--right in their own neighborhood. So come join the fun as they do everything they can to catch Big Bubba, a legendary bass in their local lake! "--Back cover.

While coping with his parents' separation, eleven-year-old Skeet spends most of Spring Break in his skiff on a Florida river, where he finds a manatee shot to death and begins looking for the killer. Skeet begins to unravel the mysteries surrounding the manatee's apparent murder and his parents' dissolving marriage. Skeet discovers that life is a lot like tarpon fishing, in which you can't look just at the surface of the water - you have to look through...

The New York Times–bestselling classic set amid the mountains and streams of early twentieth-century Montana, "as beautiful as anything in Thoreau or Hemingway" (Chicago Tribune). When Norman Maclean sent the manuscript of A River Runs Through It and Other Stories to New York publishers, he received a slew of rejections. One editor, so the story goes, replied, "it has trees in it." Today, the title novella is recognized as one of the great...

Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet go fishing and get a big surprise.

Hmong-American twins Astrid and Apollo are on their very first fishing trip, but while Astrid catches three fine fish, Apollo's line keeps snagging on non-fish things, and when a summer storm brings the trip to a sudden end Apollo admits he is disappointed with the experience--until he gets a look at the funny pictures their dad has taken.