1. Gone Fishin’ Sun, Salt & Sand Living the outdoor life!

2. Essential Fishing for Teens by Ron Fitzgerald Tips about gear, safety, and an explanation about the different types of fishing. Tips about gear, safety, and an explanation about the different types of fishing. Fishing is Science! Fishing is Science! A R Level 4.8 Points 1.0 799.1 FIT

3. Devil’s Bridge by Cynthia DeFelice After his father’s death, Ben, dealing with his overprotective mother, enters the annual Martha’s Vineyard Stripped Bass Derby. After his father’s death, Ben, dealing with his overprotective mother, enters the annual Martha’s Vineyard Stripped Bass Derby. A R Level 4.7 Points 3.0 FIC DEF

4. Leaving Protection by Will Hobbs Robbie’s dreams of fishing for Alaskan King Salmon come true, but working with the moody Captain Tor, may prove deadly. Robbie’s dreams of fishing for Alaskan King Salmon come true, but working with the moody Captain Tor, may prove deadly. A R Level 5.2 Points 6.0 FIC HOB

5. Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway Hemingway’s classic story of an old fisherman battling the elements to bring home a giant Marlin. Hemingway’s classic story of an old fisherman battling the elements to bring home a giant Marlin. A R Level 5.1 Points 4.0 FIC HEM

6. Lord of the Deep by Graham Salisbury Working for his stepfather on a charter fishing boat in Hawaii, Mikey learns about fishing, taking risks, making sacrifices, and facing some of life's difficult choices. Working for his stepfather on a charter fishing boat in Hawaii, Mikey learns about fishing, taking risks, making sacrifices, and facing some of life's difficult choices. A R Level 4.0 Points 5.0 FIC SAL

7. Young Man and the Sea by Rodman Philbrick In an effort to earn some money, Skiff decides to face the danger of fishing off the coast of Maine, trying catch a Blue Fin Tuna. In an effort to earn some money, Skiff decides to face the danger of fishing off the coast of Maine, trying catch a Blue Fin Tuna.

8. These books, and more, can be found @your School Library. Many men go fishing all their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after. ~ Henry David Thoreau