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Monster Fishing: Caught in the Ethics of Angling

Monster Fishing: Caught in the Ethics of Angling

by Spitzer, Mark
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"Spitzer is a walking encyclopedia on all things gar as well
as a tireless champion of this 'very despised, hated fish'...a unique
zoological relic that is worthy of our protection."

--JEREMY WADE, River Monsters

A bestiary of gar, sharks, ratfish, gaspergou, Monster Fishing probes the human spirit fighting to preserve a planet in distress. After fifty years of fishing waters worldwide, extreme angler Mark Spitzer takes a hard look at his impact on monster fish and their environments. Through action-packed adventures exploring both familiar and foreign waters during a deadly pandemic, this deep dive into the bioethics of fish suffering and stress invites a new way of seeing aquatic species and holding ourselves accountable for the health of our shared planet.

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BrandTorrey House Press
Pub dateJul 4, 2023
ISBN-101948814773
ISBN-139781948814775
Paperback240.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions7.8 × 0.6 × 5.2 in
Weight1 lb
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