The Turn of the Tide

Robert J. Rance

AuthorHouse, 2011 - Biography & Autobiography - 108 pages

This lively narrative describes the author's dedication to the preservation of the striped bass as well as his effort to expose the chicanery of politicians who fought to defeat management bills designs to save the fish.

About the author

Robert J. Rance was born and raised in New York City and worked in advertising and marketing with Hearst Corporation. By day he was dapper executive; by night he was an avid surf fisherman whose record setting striped bass catch placed him among the "Legends of the High Hill Striper Club". His effort to preserve the striped bass from extinction as well as to safeguard the public from the contaminates within the fish occupied almost two decades of his life.

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Turn of the Tide
• Author: Robert J. Rance
• Publisher: AuthorHouse, 2011
• ISBN: 1456717421, 9781456717421
• Length: 108 pages
• Subjects: Biography & Autobiography / General; Nature / Animals / Fish; Nature / General; Sports & Recreation / Fishing