Angler's workbench: 100's of tips and projects for the small-boat angler - Softcover

"This is a book that will save you money while having more fun," writes noted outdoor writer and book author, C. Boyd Pfeiffer in the book's foreword, "Just one or two of the hundreds of tips will pay for the cost of this book. Enjoy, learn, and benefit from the wealth of information included." "For the boating and fishing crowd, award-winning outdoor writer, Keith Walters, has a new book that offers a wealth of hard to find information. ...It incorporates hundreds of ideas and projects that would benefit both shorebound and small boat anglers."

...Gwinnett (GA) Daily Post "His (Walters') newest work, Angler's Workbench, is a veritable treasure trove of information for the novice or old timer. You can't help but find something useful to help in your search for fish."

...Stripers Unlimited review in Northeast Woods & Waters "Keith Walters has hit the mark again with his newest book. It's a perfect gift for the do-it-yourselfer, with hundreds of ideas and projects to make life easier for the small boat or shore-bound angler."

...Sunday News Journal (Wilmington, DE) "A handy tool for any type of fisherman."

... The Mariner (MD & PA) "In his latest book, Walters covers making or modifying lures, rods, and reels, plus docking, trailering, anchoring, rigs, knots, and just about anything else associated with fishing, most of it directed to small boaters, although much is appropriate for shoreside or big-boat anglers."

...The Sunday Capital (Annapolis, MD) "One project I particularly liked was making launching vehicle chocks from 6x6 lumber. That inexpensive project will save you thousands if your emergency brake ever fails."

...Post and Courier (Charleston, SC) "The Table of Contents alone takes up three solid pages. Walters' book helped even a klutz like me dress a half-dozen bucktail lures. This book is good for any angler of every stripe who likes to tinker or fix up things."

... Washington (DC) Times

Keith Walters retired after a 30-year career in photography for NASA and the U. S. Navy and began a new career as an outdoor writer. His published credits include hundreds of articles in the top outdoors magazines, plus four published books. He is an Active Member of the Outdoor Writers Association of America (OWAA) and the Southeastern Outdoor Press Association (SEOPA). He shares his knowledge of photography, writing, and fishing by conducting frequent seminars on those subjects - but fishing comes first.