$450.00
A bold look at the future of fishing in a changing world. In Fishing Through the Apocalypse, conservationist and writer Matthew Miller explores what fishing looks like in the 21st century—from polluted urban canals and pay-to-catch ponds to inspiring restoration efforts bringing native fish and wild waters back to life.
Part adventure narrative and part conservation journey, this book challenges anglers to rethink what fishing means in a rapidly changing world.
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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 240
“A brilliant, urgent dispatch from the tangled front lines between fishing and conservation.”
— Stephen Sautner, author of Fish On, Fish Off
About the Author: Matthew Miller is the Director of Science Communications for The Nature Conservancy and an avid angler whose writing explores the evolving relationship between people, fish, and the waters they share.
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