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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bruce Carlson combines almost 70 years of observations, along with his training as a scientist, to provide a unique perspective on the natural history of an iconic north-central Minnesota lake. From ice-out in the spring, through the open water season, to the next winter, this profusely illustrated book provides a vivid picture of the seasonal changes in a lake. The account of these changes includes not only observations of what can be seen above the surface and on the land surrounding the lake, but also almost 75 underwater videos (in the electronic version that accompanies the printed book) that depict in stunning detail the underwater landscape of a glacial lake and its inhabitants.Much of what happens beneath the surface is unseen by most users of a lake. Underwater videos provide a unique window into that world. The author has taken and analyzed hundreds of hours of underwater videos of this lake over the past 30 years. This, plus his background as a fish biologist, has allowed him to paint a vivid picture of the complex seasonal rhythms of life that take place in any north country lake. This book explains how a north country lake, both under and on the surface along with its immediate surroundings, is put together and functions as the seasons change throughout the year. It is profusely illustrated, with 180 figures, including 70 underwater videos. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The basic formula for consistently catching fish is 1) Fish where the fish are; 2) Select the right bait; and 3) Use the bait effectively. In understandable language, this book shows the angler how to use science as an aid to catching more and bigger fish. It begins with a dive into the many properties of water and how they determine where game fish will be found. The book outlines how game fish respond to their underwater environment and how their senses are adapted to catching prey, as well as locating and responding to your baits. Other chapters provide insight into the mysterious effects of weather and the moon on fish behavior as well as how predator fish relate to their prey. The book is richly illustrated, with photos of some of the author's favorite fishing baits and numerous underwater videos taken by the author. A successful angler uses experience, technology and science for the best fishing results. This book shows how understanding properties of water, the underwater environment, fish senses, predator/prey interactions and influences of weather and moon can improve your ability to locate fish and to convince them to take your bait. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bruce Carlson combines almost 70 years of observations, along with his training as a scientist, to provide a unique perspective on the natural history of an iconic north-central Minnesota lake. From ice-out in the spring, through the open water season, to the next winter, this profusely illustrated book provides a vivid picture of the seasonal changes in a lake. The account of these changes includes not only observations of what can be seen above the surface and on the land surrounding the lake, but also almost 75 underwater videos (in the electronic version that accompanies the printed book) that depict in stunning detail the underwater landscape of a glacial lake and its inhabitants.Much of what happens beneath the surface is unseen by most users of a lake. Underwater videos provide a unique window into that world. The author has taken and analyzed hundreds of hours of underwater videos of this lake over the past 30 years. This, plus his background as a fish biologist, has allowed him to paint a vivid picture of the complex seasonal rhythms of life that take place in any north country lake. This book explains how a north country lake, both under and on the surface along with its immediate surroundings, is put together and functions as the seasons change throughout the year. It is profusely illustrated, with 180 figures, including 70 underwater videos. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.