White Label Sam Mossman’s Saltwater Secrets

Read up and gear up!

Sam Mossman’s Saltwater Secrets tells the inside
story of saltwater fishing: the gear, the techniques, the fish and
the methods – learned from a lifetime on the water. In his sixth
published work, Sam Mossman zeroes in on the essence of some of the
more interesting aspects of New Zealand fishing, avoiding going
over too much old ground.

Illustrated by entertaining anecdotes from over 40 years on the
water, Sam explains saltwater fishing like no one else can –
informative, easy-to-understand, and in his characteristic
laid-back style. Get the inside story on the latest gear and how to
use it, learn which knots are the strongest and most practical, how
to catch and preserve your own bait, easy ways to maintain your
fishing tackle, all about strike zones, how to handle and release
the catch, dangerous species, and why your mate is catching all the
fish. If this book doesn’t improve your sea fishing, then nothing
will!

Sam Mossman’s Saltwater Secrets is loosely divided
into four parts: The Gear, The Techniques, The Fish, and what to do
Before and after the Catch. And what’s more each section covers
plenty of ground – from light tackle spinning, to using poppers and
other lures, jigging, skip jack and albacore, using berley, sabiki
rigs, lumo baits, and heaps more! Every angler will learn something
new from Saltwater Secrets. This is fishing from
the inside.

Sam Mossman’s Saltwater Secrets Features:

• Get the inside story on saltwater fishing
• Informative, easy-to-understand, and written in a laidback
  style
• Covers plenty of ground – from light tackle spinning, to using
  poppers and other lures, jigging, skip jack and albacore, using
  berley, sabiki rigs, lumo baits, and heaps more
• Over 8 colour pages, plus many black and white photographs and
  line drawings

Sam Mossman’s Saltwater Secrets
Specifications:

• Author: Sam Mossman
• Soft cover
• 195 pages
• Illustrations: +8 pp colour section, over 130 black and white
  photos
• Dimensions: 240mm x 180mm
• ISBN 0-7900 1026 7