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A father teaches his son how to fish. Also includes facts about commercial fishing.

Twelve-year-old Ben must cope with the loss of his father, who died the year before, and his mother's overprotectiveness when he enters the annual Striped Bass Derby on Martha's Vineyard.

Despite a great summer job as first mate on a fishing boat out of Martha's Vineyard, thirteen-year-old Ben gets caught up with illegal drugs and possible murder.

Two boys discover that their mother loves them equally but in different ways.

A young Inuit girl goes fishing with her grandmother. When her grandmother becomes ill, Nessa must keep the fish and her grandmother safe.

Jen and her father go up a mountain stream and spend the day fishing for wild rainbow trout.

Mr. and Mrs. Green, two alligators, spend time together fishing, painting, and going to the park.

While fishing for bass, Katie and her grandfather observe a deer, an osprey, a goose, and other pond visitors.

A young fisherman sets out to catch an elusive carp.

A boy learns that the truth is often stretched on the Bayou Clapateaux, and gets the chance to tell his own version of a bayou tale when he goes fishing.

This expanded version of the traditional rhyme shows what happens to the butcher, the baker, and the candlestick maker when they go fishing in their tub.

Full-color photos, reference guide, and facts describe the basic skills necessary for fishing, as well as information on equipment, bates and lures, careers in fishing, competitive fishing, and fishing safety.

After his mother's death, twelve-year-old Skiff Beaman decides that it is up to him to earn money to take care of himself and his father, so he undertakes a dangerous trip alone out on the ocean off the coast of Maine to try to catch a huge bluefin tuna.

An anecdotal account of the pleasures of fly fishing, discussing the choice and use of tackle, kinds of flies, walking in water, and watching for fish.

The Old Man and the Sea is one of Hemingway's most enduring works.