Zane Grey

Zane Grey, el multimillonario autor de novelas del Oeste, compra en 1924 en Nueva Escocia una goleta de tres palos a la que bautiza con el nombre de Fisherman. El 17 de enero de 1925 se embarca junto con su hermano R. C., su quinceañero hijo Romer y unos cuantos amigos rumbo a las Islas Galapagos

Ben Ide spends his time chasing wild horses in Northern California, accompanied by the wanderer, Nevada and his Native American companion, Modoc. Rather than catching horses, he has earned the reputation of being a cattle rustler. But Ina Blaine, his childhood sweetheart, knows this is impossible. She defends Ben against the suspicions of her newly-rich father and his mysterious associate, Les Setter, who has a previous connection to Nevada. Looking toward the future, Ben Ide and his companions buy out a couple of ranchers in a severe drought and proceed to catch a lot of wild horses. He is after one in particular- California Red, whom Inas father has promised as a present for her, if any man should catch him. Setter and Blaine set out to steal Bens new land while hes off, and trouble follows.

In "Tales of the Anglers Eldorado: New Zealand," Zane Grey transports readers to the enchanting landscapes of New Zealand, intertwining the thrill of fishing with vivid descriptions of the natural world. Grays prose is imbued with a poetic elegance that captures the spirit of adventure and camaraderie among anglers. Set against the backdrop of New Zealands breathtaking vistas, the narrative seamlessly blends personal anecdotes with rich details about the flora and fauna, evoking a deep appreciation for both nature and the sport of fishing. This collection serves not only as a celebration of angling but also as a reflective exploration of the relationship between humankind and the wild, showcasing Greys literary prowess in crafting experiential tales that resonate with both fishing enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Zane Grey, a pioneer of American literature and a fervent outdoor enthusiast, drew upon his own experiences as an angler and his travels throughout New Zealand to write this book. With a background steeped in adventure and a passion for the great outdoors, Grey sought to convey the profound connection between fishing and nature. His deep admiration for the landscapes and cultures he encountered is evident throughout, positioning him not just as a storyteller, but as a passionate advocate for conservation and appreciation of the environment. For readers seeking an immersive journey into the realm of fishing and the untouched beauty of New Zealand, "Tales of the Anglers Eldorado" is an essential read. Rich with adventure, stunning descriptions, and heartfelt insights, Greys text will captivate both seasoned anglers and those with a newfound passion for the art of fishing. Whether you are drawn in by the narratives allure or the promise of outdoor escapades, this compelling collection is sure to inspire a deeper exploration of both angling and the wonders of nature.