This book comprehensively covers almost all fishing books, both domestic and foreign, ancient and modern, and introduces the most representative ones with the author's personal feelings and commentary, making it a "bibliography of fishing books." It features fishing by Oda Nobunaga and the lords of Tsugaru, fishing seen in the Edo period senryu collection "Yanagidaru," fish legends and fish poetry contests, and also includes fishing books written by literary figures such as Kendo Ishii, Rohan Koda, Kaiseki Sato, Masuji Ibuse, Bunroku Shishi, and Umemura Morishita. The "Fishing-Related Literature Bibliography Draft" compiled at the end is a must-see resource for fishing book enthusiasts. Table of Contents 1. Hunting for Fishing Books 2. The Angler's Bible 3. Remembering Old Fishing 4. Various Masterpieces 5. "Fishing Friends" of a Good Era 6. Fishing Scenes Abroad 7. A Brief History of Fishing Magazines 8. The Essence of Fishing