Montana State University Library, Archives and Special Collections, Manuscript Collections
Paul Schullery papers
Schullery, Paul
2490
31.25 linear feet
1974-2015
The Paul Schullery Papers consist of correspondence, articles, manuscript materials, research, talks, reviews, and other assorted documents. Topics include bears, fly fishing, Yellowstone National Park, Glacier National Park, and national parks.
Collection materials are in English
Paul Schullery is a prominent western conservationist, writer, and scholar. Schullery was born in Middletown, Pennsylvania and lived for a time in Bozeman, Montana. He obtained his bachelor's degree in American History at Wittenberg University in Springfield, Ohio in 1970 and Master's Degree in American History from Ohio University in 1977. In 1972, Schullery started to work for Yellowstone National Park as a seasonal ranger-naturalist, also working three winters as historian-archivist, during which time he completed his M.A. thesis (Ohio University, 1976) on Yellowstone's administrative archives. In 1977, he left Yellowstone National Park to work as the executive director of the American Museum of Fly Fishing in Manchester, Vermont. In 1982, Schullery moved to Livingston, Montana to work as an independent researcher and writer before returning to Pennsylvania in 1986, to work as an associate editor for
County Journal Magazine. In 1988, Schullery returned to work for Yellowstone National Park until his retirement from the National Park Service in 2008. During this time, he held a series of positions for the park service working on writing and researching the parkand its management issues, as well as developing the park's publication program, including the quarterly journal Yellowstone Science, and launching the biennial scientific conference series on the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. In 1996, he became a part-time park service employee in order to spend more time pursuing his own research and writing projects. In 2003, he and his spouse, Marsha Karle, moved from Yellowstone to Bozeman, Montana, where Schullery continued to work part-time for the park service until his retirement in 2008. At various times Schullery has served as an advisor for a variety of organizations, institutions, and other educational enterprises such as: Montana State University Library, Florentine Films, the Science Museum of Minnesota, The International Fly Fishing Center, The Amon Carter Museum, the Buffalo Bill Historical Center, the Montana Historical Society, BBC, Discovery Channel, the Museum of the Rockies, and more. Schullery is the author, co-author, or editor of more than fifty books and has received many awards including honorary doctorates from Montana State University and Ohio University. In 2009, he was named scholar in residence at Montana State University Library, a voluntary position Schullery still holds.
Many of Schullery's book-length works that relate to Yellowstone National Park, and the overwhelming majority of shorter works he prepared on that subject, were completed as part of his duties as an employee of the National Park Service (i.e., Schullery received no royalties or fees for this work beyond his routine salary, and retains no copyright to these works). This means that most of the administrative records relating to these works remain in the National Park Service's record systems under the appropriate Federal records-management schedules and procedures, and will not be found here. Thus, folders dedicated to some projects may be unexpectedly thin.
This collection is organized into 8 series: Articles, Manuscript Material, Post-Publishing Materials, Talks and Miscellaneous Material, Research Files, Bear Research Files, Fly Fishing Research, and Anglers A-Z. Series 1 includes articles, reviews, talks, and other pertinent documents authored by Schullery from 1975-2004. These articles range from topics on fly fishing, Yellowstone, biology wildlife history and ecology, conservation history, and more. Series 2 includes manuscript material pertaining to some of Schullery's many books in various editions, ranging from 1988-2010 including:
If Fish Could Scream (2008), Old Yellowstone Days, second edition (2010), Nature and Culture at Fishing Bridge: A History of the Fishing Bridge Development in Yellowstone National Park (2010), The Rise (2006), The Orvis Story, second edition (2007), Mountain Time (UNM edition 2005), This High, Wild Country: A Celebration of Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park (2010), Myth and History in the Creation of Yellowstone National Park (2003) with co-author Lee Whittlesey, Old Yellowstone Days (1979), The Bears of Yellowstone (1992), A Trout's Best Friend (written with Bud Lilly) (1988), Royal Coachman: Adventures in the Fly Fisher's World (2007), Searching for Yellowstone (1997), Real Alaska (2001), America's National Parks: The Spectacular Forces that Shaped our Treasured Lands (2001), Fly Fishing Classics (a collection of 6 classics fly fishing literature collected and edited by Schullery), Lewis and Clark Among the Grizzlies (2002), and Hanging Valleys (2010). Series 3 pertains to the pre- and post-publishing administrative and editorial materials surrounding Schullery's manuscripts consisting of post-publishing royalty reports, correspondence with publishers, as well as correspondence with other authors pertaining to their own writing. Series 4 contains talks and miscellaneous material. The bulk of the series pertains to talks and presentations Schullery authored as well as material for classes (and potential classes) Schullery taught at Montana State University. Series 5 contains research files that primarily includes research on topics such as: national parks, Alaska/Yukon, Yellowstone, and Yukon British Columbia. Additionally, there are a collection of road maps--primarily road maps for national parks inside of the United States and British Columbia, Canada. Series 6 includes research pertaining to bears primarily in Montana, Wyoming, the Greater Yellowstone Area, and North America. The bulk of this material is scientific and historical research relating to bear populations, ecology, management and conservation, bear hunting histories, and folklore surrounding bears, educational material, and news reports. This series is broken into four sections, the final section of this series being material specifically related to exploratory research Schullery conducted for a fourth edition of his books The Bears of Yellowstone, which was never written. Series 7 contains research concerning fly fishing historical topics, bibliographies, research pertaining to the Federation of Fly Fishers and the American Museum of Fly Fishing, and articles written by various anglers on subjects relating to historical fishing practices such as: fly fishing ethics, angling techniques, equipment history and advancement, competitions, and more. Angler authors Norman Maclean, Bud Lilly, and Charles Orvis. Series 8 consists of a collection of essays and articles that pertain to prominent contemporary and historical fly fishing anglers. Authors include: Izaak Walton, Lee Wulff, Datus Proper, Charles Orvis, Norman Maclean, Bud Lilly, and Robert Haig-Brown.
Series 1 Articles
Series 2 Manuscript Material
Series 3 Post Publishing Materials
Series 4 Talks and Miscellaneous Material
Series 5 Research Files
Series 6 Bear Research for Publication
Series 7 Fly Fishing Research
Series 8 Fly Fishing Anglers A-Z
Series 1-5 are restricted until the deaths of both Paul Schullery and Marsha Karle.
Much of Series 6, 7, and 8 is available for research; folders in these series that are restricted are marked as such individually.
Articles, manuscript, as well as pre- and post-publishing materials, talks, research, and other documents created or collected by Paul Schullery were donated to Montana State University in two installments on June 14, 2004 and March 3, 2017.
This collection was processed 2018 December 14
[Creator Name], [Date of Creation], [Brief Description of Object], Folder [#], Box [#], [Collection Name], [Collection #], Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT
Montana
Fisheries and Wildlife
Fishing and Canning
Literature
National Parks
Publishers and Publishing
Montana
Articles
1
1975-2004
This series includes articles, book reviews, talks, and other pertinent documents authored by Schullery. Articles range from topics on Yellowstone, natural historyhistory of outdoor sport, Fly Fishing, Bears, and prominent fly fishers such as Bud Lilly. Publications include but are not limited to:
American West, The New York Times, Outdoor Life, BioScience, Country Journal, Backpacker, Northwest Science, Yellowstone Science, Field and Stream, Trout, Fly Fisherman, Rod and Reel, The Fly Fisher, Montana; The Magazine of Western History, and more.
Manuscript Material
2
34
This series includes manuscript material for Schullery's books:
If Fish Could Scream (2008), Old Yellowstone Days, second edition (2010), Nature and Culture at Fishing Bridge: A History of the Fishing Bridge Development in Yellowstone National Park (2010), The Rise (2006), The Orvis Story, second edition (2007), Mountain Time UNM edition (2005), This High, Wild Country: A Celebration of Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park (2010), Myth and History in the Creation of Yellowstone National Park (2003) with co-author Lee Whittlesey, Road Guide to the Four-Season Road (1976), Old Yellowstone Days (1979), The Bears of Yellowstone (1992), America's National Parks: The Spectacular Forces that Shaped Our Treasured Lands (2001), A Trout's Best Friend (written with Bud Lilly) (1988), Royal Coachman: Adventures in the Fly Fisher's World (2007), Searching for Yellowstone (1997), Real Alaska (2001), America's National Parks: The Spectacular Forces that Shaped our Treasured Lands (2001), Fly Fishing Classics (a collection of 6 classics fly fishing literature collected and edited by Schullery, 2007-2008), Lewis and Clark: Among the Grizzlies (2002), and Shupton's Fancy: A Tale of the Fly-Fishing Obsession (1996). Material in this series includes galley proofs, dummy copies, correspondence, contracts, reviews, mock-ups, inscriptions, publicity, and other pertinent material relating to the publication of his books. Folders with separation notices are marked with an asterisk (*).
Post Publishing Materials
3
This series contains miscellaneous writings, the bulk of which are published magazine and journal articles, however, there are also materials pertaining to essays and books Schullery authored or co-authored. The bulk of material in this series pertains to reviews and correspondence for previously published work. Also included are royalty reports and publishing agreements. Along with authored material, this series contains correspondence with other writers, publishers, about comments and reviews on Schullery's books, his comments on other authors' books, material pertaining to books he edited, and an honorary doctorate Schullery received in 1997 from Montana State University. This material was put into a separate series from series 2 in order to preserve the creator's original order.
Talks and Miscellaneous Material
4
This series includes notes and drafts for talks, seminars, and classes Schullery taught at Montana State University, as well as materials pertaining to articles he wrote, personal correspondence, and alumni material. This series is restricted until further notice.
Research Files
5
This series includes research files collected by Schullery pertaining to multiple subjects that include: national parks, Alaska/Yukon, Yellowstone, Yukon British Columbia. Additionally, there is a collection of road maps--primarily maps for national parks inside of the United States and British Columbia, Canada. This series is restricted until further notice.
Bear Research for Publication
6
This series contains research materials compiled by Schullery that pertains to writings on bears. Included are articles, books, interviews, and correspondence about bears. The bulk of the files pertain to bears native to Montana, Wyoming, and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem; however, there is also included information about bears native to North America and across the world. Other items include scientific reports, news reports about bear attacks, myths about bears, and other information.
Bear Research A-Z
1
A
22
1
Almack, J.A. et al. North Cascades Grizzly Bear Ecosystem Evaluation
1993
22
2
Audubon, J.J.
22
3
Audubon, J.J., the Quadrupeds of North America
1854
22
4
B
22
5-6
Bakeless, J., Lewis and Clark Partners in Discovery
22
7
Bear Bibliography
22
8
Bear Information
1985
22
8A
Black Bear Study
1996
22
9
Bradbury
1809-1811
22
10
Boyce – Population Viability for Grizzly Bears
1996
22
11
Brown, A.E., Species of Northern American Bears – Scientific Description – Eastern Bears
1893
22
12
Brown, K., Salmon and Climate
2000
22
13
Brown, Mark. Plainsman of the Yellowstone
1961
22
14
Buttrick
1812-1819
22
15
C
22
16
Cattet, Marc. Abnormal Sexual Differentiation in Black Bears (Ursus Americanus) and Brown Bears (Ursus Arctos)
22
17
Chisholm, B.S., et al. – Stable-Carbon Isotope Ratios as a Measure of Marine Versus Terrestrial Protein in Ancient Diets
1982
22
18
Clinton, De Witt. Introductory Discourse
1815
22
19
Coale
22
20
Cole
22
21
Cole, G. Interim Progress on 1971 Bear Management
1971
22
22
Consolo-Murphy, Sue, and Beth Kaeding. Fishing Bridge
22
23
Cooper, J.G. – the Fauna of Montana Territory
1869
22
24
Craighead, J., and J. Mitchell. Grizzly Bear
1982
22
25
Craighead
22
26-27
Criswell, Elijah. Lewis and Clark: Linguistic Pioneers
22
28
Croghan
1765
22
29
Cuming. Shapeless Birth
1802-1809
22
30
D
22
31
de Lafayette, Marquette – William Clark and a live Grizzly Bear Cub
22
32
De Smet – Indian Mode of Killing Grizzly Bears – Four Species – Lewis and Clark – Claw Necklace
1841-1842
22
33
Despain, D., Bear Activity in the Fishing Bridge Area
1972
22
34
Dinsmore, James, A Country so Full of Game, A History of Wildlife in Iowa
22
35
Duda, M.D., et al. Washington Residents' Opinions on Grizzly
1996
22
36
Duncan, D., Lewis and Clark in Montana
22
37
E
22
38
Elton, C.S. Further Evidence about the Barren-Ground Grizzly Bear in Northeast Labrador and Quebec
1954
22
39
Evens, J.C. The Indian Trade of the Upper Missouri before Lewis and Clark
22
40
F
22
41
Farnham
1839
22
42
Faux
1818-1819
22
43
Faux
1820
22
44
Flagg – Mounds
1836-1837
22
45
Flint
1818-1820
22
46
Flores, D., Visualizing Lewis and Clark
22
47
Forest and Stream – Grizzly Bear in Labrador
22
48
Franchere– Four Species – Claw necklaces
1811-1814
22
49
Froiland and Weedon – Badlands / Black Hills
22
50
Finney, B.P., et al. – Climate and Salmon over 300 Years
2000
22
51
G
22
52-53
Gilbert, B. – Can We Live in Peace with Grizzlies – Early History – Early Population
1984
22
54
Gill, Larry., The Great Portage
22
55
Glacken, C., Traces on the Rhodian Shore
22
56
Graham, R.W., and E.L. Lundelius, Jr. Faunmap
1994
22
57
Gregg – Bear Claw Necklace
1831-1839
22
58
Guildgy, J.E., Grizzly Bears in Eastern North America
22
59
H
22
60-61
Harper's – Bears and Bear-Hunting – Eastern Bear –Grizzly
22
62
Harper's New Monthly Magazine. The Bear and the Basket maker
1856
22
63
Harper's New Monthly Magazine. The Grizzly Bears of California
1857
22
64
Higgins, et al., Bibliography – Mammals of South Dakota
22
65
Hilderbrand, G.V., et al. Use of Stable Isotopes to Determine diets of Living and Extinct Bears – Salmon Diet
1996
22
66
Hilderbrand, G. V., et al. – Effect of seasonal Differences in Dietary Meat
1999
22
67
Hilderbrand, G. V., et al. – The Importance of Meat, Particularly Salmon
1999
22
68
Hilderbrand, G.V., et al. – Role of Brown Bears in the Flow of Marine Nitrogen
1999
22
69
Hornaday, W.T. – Camp-fires in the Canadian Rockies
1906
22
70
Hornaday, W.T. – Minds and Manners of Wild Animals – Changes in Grizzly Bear Behavior
1927
22
71
I
23
1
J
23
2
Jackson, D. Thomas Jefferson and the Stony Mountains
23
3
Jacoby, M.E., et al. Trophic Relations of Brown and Black Bears in Several Western North American Ecosystems
1999
23
4
Jones, Armstrong. Hoffmann, and James – Mammals of the Northern Great Plains
23
5
Jonkel, C. n.d., How to Live in Bear Country
23
6
K
23
7-9
Kalm, P. – Peter Kalm's in North America – Bear Skin Trade / Bear Art
1776
23
10
Karsmizki, K.W. – Searching for the Invisible: Some Efforts to Find Expedition Camps
23
11
Large, Arlen J. Lewis and Clark Meet the American Incognitum
23
12
Long, James: Claw Necklace / Species Issue / Lewis and Clark / Eastern Grizzly / Scientific Description / Bear Meat
1819-1820
23
13
Long, J.: Very Early Name and Ferocity / Indian Hunting
1762-1782
23
14
Lewis, T.: Bear Rock Art
1985
23
15
Lyman, C. On the Holocene History of Ursus in Eastern Washington
1986
23
16
M
23
17-24
MacGregor, C.C. – the Role of the Gass Journal
23
25
MacGregor. Table of Hunters
23
26
Marcy. The Prairie Traveler, R.
23
27
Maximilian
1832-1834
23
28
McNeal Escapes a Grizzly: A Bear Story
23
29
Merriam (?): Ursus – Pacific Coast Range
23
30
Michaux, Andre: Bear Migration / Bear Meat
1796
23
31
Miller, G.S. A New Fossil Bear from Ohio
1899
23
32
Murphy, J.M.: Sporting Adventures in the Far West
1879-1880
23
33
N
23
34-35
Nasatir, A.P., Jacques D'Eglise on the Upper Missouri
1791-1795
23
36
National Park Service., Grizzly Bear Management Plan—Draft
1974
23
37
National Park Service., Master Plan
1973
23
38
National Park Service., Statement for Management
1991
23
39
Nonte, G. C., Home Guide to Muzzle Loaders
1974
23
40
Nuttall., Bear Diet
1818-1820
23
41
O
23
42
O.E.D., Grizzly
23
43
The Old Cattleman, Why the Grizzly is Discreet
1902
23
44
Ord, George., North American Zoology
1815
23
45
P
23
46
Paetkau, D. et al., Variation in Genetic Diversity across the Range of North American Brown Bears
1998
23
47
Palmer., Bear Roping
1845-1846
23
48
Palmer, A.E., A Big Bear: Size Estimations
1889
24
1
Parkman, F. The Oregon Trail: Changing Grizzly Bear Behavior
24
2
Pattie.: Bear Hunting / Bear Attack / Bear Bull Fighting / Bear Claws / 228 Bears
1824-1830
24
3
Peterson, R.L., A Well-preserved Grizzly Bear Skull
1965
24
4
Q
24
5
R
24
6-9
Rode, K.D., and C.T. Robbins. Why Bears Consume Mixed Diets During Fruit Abundance
2000
24
10
Ross. Bear Claws
1810-1813
24
11
Rogers, A., Hunting American Big Game: Lying Stories of Bear Hunting
24
12
S
24
13
Saindon, B., Old Menard
24
14
Schullery., Review of Craighead Book
1997
24
15
Skinner
1925
24
16
Smith, G.H., The Exploration of the La Verendryes
24
17
Snyder, G., In the Footsteps of Lewis and Clark
24
18
Speck, Frank G., Naskapi, the Savage Hunters of the Labrador Peninsula
24
19
Speck, Frank G., Mammoth or "Stiff-Legged Bear"
24
20
Spiess, A. and S. Cox, Discovery of the Skull of a Grizzly Bear in Labrador
24
21
Strong, W.D., North American Indian Traditions Suggesting a Knowledge of the Mammoth
1934
24
22
Sullivan, Paul., A Preliminary Study of Historic and Recent Reports
1983
24
23
T
24
24
Townsend, Claws
1833-1834
24
25
U
24
26
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. North Cascades Ecosystems, Grizzly Bear Recovery Zone
24
27
V
24
28
W
24
29
Wiig, et al. Female Pseudohermaphrodite Polar Bears at Svalbard
24
30
Wood
1820-1821
24
31
Worster, D. An Undiscovered Country
24
32
X, Y, Z
24
33
Ybarra, Michael J., Smarter than the Average Tourist
24
34
Yellowstone Bear Tales: Covers
24
35
Zafft, Barbara. Bear-related Materials, Yellowstone Nature Notes
1920-1958
24
36
Bear Hunter's Century Biographical Files
2
Bibliography – Bears
24
38
Brochures
24
40
Cartoons-Bears
24
41
Clippings
24
42-43
William Picket
25
4
William Wright
25
5
International Association for Bear Research and Management
3
Bears – Their Biology and Management: Papers and Proceedings of the International Conference on Bear Research and Managemen
1970
25
6
Bears – Their Biology and Management: Papers at the International Conference on Bear Research and Management
1977
25
7
Bears – Their Biology and Management: A Selection of Papers from the Conference Held at Madison, Wisconsin, USA
1980
25
8
Bears – Their Biology and Management: A Selection of Papers from the Sixth International Conference on bear Research and Management
1983
25
9
Bears – Their Biology and Management: A Selection of Papers from the Sixth International Conference on bear Research and Management
1986
25
10
Bears – Their Biology and Management: A Selection of Papers from the Sixth International Conference on bear Research and Management
1989
25
11
Fourth International Conference on Bear Research and Management, Abstracts
25
12
International Bear News
1990 June-1994 November
25
13
International Bear News
1996 February
25
14
International Bear News
2000 February
25
15
International Bear News
2000 August-2002 August
25
16
International Bear News
2002 November-2004 May
25
17
Photographs of Research
25
18
Ursus, Volume 13
2002
25
19
Bears of Yellowstone, 4th edition
4
Bear Attack
1950
25
20
Bears
1897
25
23
Bears – Nature Notes
25
26
Columbia River – Grizzly Bears
25
27
DNA Research – Bears and Spawning Trout
25
28
Yellowstone Grizzly Foundation Publications
26
5
Fly Fishing Research
7
This series contains fly fishing historical topics, bibliographies, research pertaining to the Federation of Fly Fishers and the American Museum of Fly Fishing, and articles written by various anglers on subjects relating to fishing practices such as: fly fishing ethics, equipment history and advancement, competitions, and more. Angler authors Norman Maclean, Bud Lilly, and Charles Orvis, and more.
Bibliographies
1
Robert Blakey
26
19
Henry Ellis -- A Catalog of Books on Angling
1811
26
20
Henderson
26
21
Alec Jackson Library Catalog
26
22
Angling Princeton
26
23
Angling Books, Biography and Bibliography
26
24
Wetzel
26
25
Early Periodicals
2
Superfine and Very Strong by Paul Schullery -- Draft
26
26
Correspondence
26
27
American Turf Register
26
28
New York Sporting Magazine
1833
26
29
Spirit of the Times and Others
1855 pre 1855
26
30
Ethics/Issues
3
Miscellaneous Publications
26
31
Tailwaters and Dams
26
32
Who Are We? -- Introduction
26
33
Fly Fishing Definitions
26
34
Fly Fishing Only
26
35
Barbless Hooks
26
36
Competition
26
37
Fish and Pain
26
38
Catch and Release
26
39
Cruelty - Pain
26
40
Steve's Chats -- Comments on Catching Fish Again
26
41
Ethics -- Blood Sports
26
42
Anti-Catch and Release -- Dilbert
26
43
Olsen, Len -- Contemplating the Intentions of Angling: the Ethicist's Challenge
26
44
Rose, J. Anthropomorphism and "Mental Welfare" of Fishes
2007
26
45
Arlinghaus, R., et al. Fish Welfare
2007
26
46
Historiography
26
47
Shooting Fish
26
48
Commercial Image of Fly Fishing and Trendiness
26
49
Early
4
Berryman, J. -- The Tenuous Attempts of Americans to "Catch-Up with 'John Bull": Specialty Magazines and Sporting Journalism
1800-1835
26
50
Smalley, Andrea. Our Lady Sportsman
26
51
McMurray, David -- Rivaling the Gentleman in the Gentle Art
26
52
European Origins / Aelian / Medieval Fishing
26
53
Colonial Fishing
26
54
Geographical Spread
26
55
American Fishes -- Early History
26
56
Early Warm Water
26
57
Brown Trout
26
58
Women in Fly Fishing
Before 1900
26
59
Saltwater Fishing
27
1
Tackle and Technique
Fishing / Hunting Signs
27
2
Spinners and Sinners
27
3
Casting
27
4
Fly Theory and History
Articles Correspondence
27
5
Streamers
27
6-7
Adams
27
8
R.A.B., Letter to Forest and Stream -- Educated Trout
1888
27
9
George A.B., Dewar, In Pursuit of the Trout
1898
27
10
E. Connett, Random Comments on Nymph Fishing
1959
27
11
Witt, Lawrie -- Trout Fly Trends
1973
27
12
L. Wulff, Fashions in Flies
1983
27
13
T. Rosenbauer, A Time for Learning
1985
27
14
Tackle -- Early Split Shot -- Rods, Reels
Before 1900
27
15
Rough Flies -- Dabbler
27
16
Pointless Flies
27
17
Observation Tanks
27
18
Modern Era
Correspondence
27
19
Tackle -- Modern
27
21
Spin Fishing History
27
20
The Modern Fly Fisherman -- Demography, Poetry, Women, Psychology
27
22
Modern Trout Theory -- Book Sales
27
23
Angler's Club of New York
27
24
Postcards
27
25
Federation of Fly Fishers
Federation of Fly Fishers
27
26
Restricted
Federation of Fly Fishers -- Award Ceremonies
27
27
Restricted
Federation of Fly Fishers -- Publications
27
28
Restricted
American Museum of Fly Fishing
Wild Trout Symposium Historical Photos
2007 October
34
18
International Fly Fishing Center
34
19
Uz's WT8 Photos
34
20
Fly Fishing Anglers A-Z
8
This series consists of a collection of essays and articles that pertain to prominent voices in fly fishing literature. This series is arranged alphabetically, each folder corresponding to the given angling author. Inside of each folder is a collection of writings from the given author. Authors include: Izaak Walton, Bud Lilly, Robert Haig-Brown, Norman Maclean, Charles Orvis, and others. Of note is an unpublished manuscript by Al Pellicane.
Aelian
Bailey, William: The Angler's Instructor, Grayling Only
1857
29
38
Bartram, John William
29
39
Behnke, Robert – Articles
29
40
"Berners" – The Treatyse
29
41
George Washington Bethune
1847
29
42
Betts, John
29
43
Betts, John – Timeline of Angling Books
29
44
Bewick, Thomas – Duplicates
29
45
Bowlker, Charles: The Art of Angling
1839
29
46
Boyle, Robert
29
47
Bradner, Enos
29
48
Brookes, Richard: The Natural History of Fishes and Serpents
29
49
Brown, John
29
50
Butler
29
51
Cadbury, Warder – Introduction to Murray's Adventures in the Wilderness
29
52
Cameron, Ken
29
53
Camp, Samuel
29
54
Chetham, James: The Angler's Vade Mecum
1689
29
55
Coe, Michael – The Anthropology of Fly Fishing
1992
29
56
Cotton, Charles
29
57
H.C. Cutcliffe – Trout Fishing on Rapid Streams
1863
29
58
Defoe, Daniel – Robinson Crusoe
29
59
De Bergara
29
60
DeMott, Robert
29
61
Dick, John – Flies and Fly Fishing
1873
29
62
Dinks – Treatise on Fly Fishing
30
1
Draper, Malcom – Going Native: Trout and Settling Identity in a Rainbow Nation
30
2
Durnford
30
3
Edson, Bill – Catalog
30
4
Ephemera (Fitzgibbon), A Handbook of Angling, grayling only
1853
30
5
Foster
30
6
Fox, Charles – The Fly Fisherman and His Trout – Unpublished Manuscript
30
7
Garlick, Theodatus
30
8
Garst, Horace – Manuscript from Jim Pruett
30
9
Gay, John
30
10
Gibson
30
11
Gibson – Correspondence
30
12
Gibson – Secondary Materials
30
13
Memoirs of John Bannister Gibson
30
14
Gibson, George – Writings
30
15
Gordon, Theodore
30
16
Grant, George
30
17
Gregory, Myron
30
18
Haig-Brown – Research
30
19
Halford, Frederic
30
20
Hallock, Charles
30
21
Hanna, T.J.
30
22
Hayter, Tony – F.M. Halford and the Dry Fly Revolution
30
23
Heddon, Jack
30
24
Hemingway
30
25
Henshall, James
30
26
Hebert, Henry William
30
27
Herter, George Leonard
30
28
Hewitt, Edward
30
29
Hoffman, Richard – Publications
30
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Hofland, The British Angler's Manual
1848
30
32
Hogan, Austin
30
33
Holder, George Parker – Streamcraft / Angling Recollections and Practice
1931-1932
30
34
Hutchinson (?) – Fly Fishing and Freshwater
1851
30
35
Keene, John Harrington – Fly Fishing and Fly Making
1891
30
36
Keene, J. Harrington
30
37
Kite, Oliver
30
38
Kresz, Le Pecheur Francais (Grayling Only)
1830
30
39
Keene, J. Harrington
30
40
Labranche Biography
30
41
Rhead - Labranche Debate
30
42
Labranche – Writings
30
43
Pictures
30
44
Lank, David – Once-Upon-a-Tyne
1977
30
45
Leopold, Aldo
30
46
Lilly, Bud
30
47
The London Angler's Book
1834
30
48
Lyman, Jon – Release
2007
30
49
MacLean, Norman – A River Runs Through It
30
50
Marbury
30
51
Marston
30
52
Mitchell, Samuel L.
30
53
Mascall, Leonard – A Booke of Fishing with Hook and Line
1599
30
54
Moore, Frank
30
55
Norris, Thaddeus
30
56
O'Gorman – The Practice of Angling
30
57
Orvis, Charles
30
58
Pacific Railroad Reports – Fish
30
59
Pellicane, Al – Mantauk Mornings – Unpublished Manuscript
30
60
Pennant, Thomas
30
61
Phillips, John – John Rowe, an Eighteenth Century Boston Angler
30
62
Pleissner, Ogden – Background
30
63
Policansky, David
30
64
Policansky, David – Evolution and Fisheries Management
30
65
Presidents
30
66
Proper, Datus
31
1
Pulman, G.P.R.
1851
31
2
Raymond, Oliver – The Art of Fishing on the Principle of Avoiding Cruelty
1866
31
3
Rennie, Alphabet of Scientific Angling (Grayling Only)
1836
31
4
Rhead, Louis
31
5
Roberts, John – To Rise a Trout
31
6
Ronalds: Rises Second Edition
1839
31
7
Rose, James
31
8
St. John, Larry: Tackle
1920
31
9
Samuel, William
31
10
Salter: The Angler's Guide, Eighth Edition – Grayling Only
31
11
Schreiner – Saltwater, Snobbery, Imitation, Reels
1840
31
12
Shenk, Ed
31
13
Shepperson, A.B., An Angler's Anthology
1932
31
14
Sheringham, Hugh – Introduction to Ronalds, the Fly Fisher's Entomology
31
15
Shields, George Oliver – Trouting in the Rocky Mountains
31
16
Shipley – Moral Defense – Fly Fisher Doesn't Torture Bait
31
17
Shirrefs, Herbert – The Richardson Lakes
31
18
Smedley
31
19
Smith, George
31
20
George Edward Mackenzie Skues
31
21
Snyder, Sam
31
22
Stevens, Carrie
31
23
South, Theophilus
31
24
Spencer, Lee
31
25
Suckley, George – On the North American Species of Salmon and Trout
31
26
Taverner, John: Certaine Experiments Concerning Fish ad Fruite
1600
31
27
Taylor: Angling in all its Branches
1800
31
28
Tod, E.M.: Wet Fly Fishing Treated Methodically
1903
31
29
Tolfrey, Frederic
31
30
Up De Graff, Thad
31
31
Venables, Bernard
31
32
Venables – The Experienced Angler, Grayling Only
1662
31
33
1662 Edition
Walton
31
34
Walton – Hawkins Sixth Edition
1797
31
35
Walton, Bagster Hawkins
1815
32
1
Webster, David – The Angler and the Loop Rod
1885
32
2
Wells, H.P.
32
3
Whitlock, Dave
32
4
Wickstrom, Gordon – A History of Fishing for Trout – Timeline
32
5
Williamson, The Complete Angler's Vade-Mecum
1808
32
6
Wulff, Lee
32
7
Anglers: Biographical
32
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