Hey all, the little dude is 9 now and I'd love to find him some fun and informative reading material about fishing.  Anybody got any recommendations for a younger audience that could help him learn and stay excited in the off season?  I know, Google is my friend, but I'm just wondering if anybody has something they really like rather than throwing a dart at a wall and hoping to score.  Thanks in advance and cheers to a killer '16!    

If you subscribe to the BASS or FLW magazines, they provide a ton of good info. He may be more interested in the pictures until he gets a little older, then he will start to read the in depth stuff more and more, at least that's what I did when I was younger.

There's a bass fishing themed coloring book on TW.

There are several listed on Amazon.  Here's one:

http://www.amazon.com/Kids-Gone-Fishin-Freshwater-Angler/dp/0865731292/ref=sr_1_7?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1452135196&sr=1-7&keywords=kids+fishing

I always found the kids fishing books to be full of misinformation. My favorite reading books by then we're BassMaster and In-Fisherman.

What does your local library have available?  Wouldn't hurt to ask.  I remember a few decades ago, the local library had zero sic-fi in their collection.   I asked why not and now they have some - not a lot, but some.  My guess is that the same thing applies to fishing literature.