An in-depth history of America's most famous trout stream.
Ed Van Put was for many years a fisheries professional with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, beginning in 1969. His numerous articles have appeared in Trout, Fly Rod & Reel, The Conservationist, and Fly Fisherman. He lives in the Catskills.
James Spencer Van Cleef---A Beaverkill ( and Sand Pond) Reminiscence
30
(6)
``Scarcely Less Famous Than the Beaverkill''
36
(3)
``Wagon Fishermen''
39
(4)
Tanneries
43
(5)
Pigeon Fever
48
(7)
``The Trout are Playing Out''
55
(6)
Unlimited Trout
61
(5)
Beecher, Burroughs, and Buntline
66
(11)
Clubmen
77
(8)
No More Free Fishing
85
(7)
``Who Would Not Be a Game Protector?''
92
(7)
Part II
Enter Salmo Fario
99
(8)
``Beware the Brown Trout''
107
(4)
The ``Big River''
111
(6)
William Keener and Louis Rhead
117
(9)
Creating New Trout Waters
126
(12)
The Falls Lot
138
(8)
``Dancing Feather Creek''
146
(5)
Acid Factories
151
(10)
Fish Hatchery Folly
161
(8)
From Sunken Fly to Floating Fly
169
(10)
Catskill Style
179
(10)
Part III
``The Kettle That Washes itself Clean''
189
(5)
``Day Trippers''
194
(4)
The Best of Times
198
(9)
A. J. McClane and ``The Turnwood Years''
207
(8)
A Siren Along the Beaverkill
215
(3)
Pools and Eddies
218
(10)
The Dry Fly Takes Off
228
(3)
The Catskill School
231
(20)
Fish Management and the Search for Public Fishing
251
(10)
Protecting the Resource
261
(12)
Addendum
273
(10)
Bibliography
283
(8)
Index
291
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