Wired jaws: help! There's a shark in my living room

Article Abstract:

A recreational boater humorously describes what he has learned from watching TV shows about sharks. He claims that his own research has revealed that diver's cages that the sharks call 'pinatas' form part of the typical shark diet.

Column, Humor and anecdotes, Sharks

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Living for large

Article Abstract:

A big fish can capture a fishermen's soul an compel to keep trying until the thing is caught. Some big fish get reputations and are given names, making them more ominous. Often fishers compete to see who can catch it.

Psychological aspects, Fishing, Fishing (Recreation)

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The dead drift of the living insect

Article Abstract:

Fish, especially trout, often refuse to bite even with the most accurately designed fishing lures. Fishing enthusiasts should carefully study the movement of the insects which the fish eat and imitate them.

Methods, Fly fishing

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