Moore’s 1955 essay collection, Predilections, features writings on prominent poets like Wallace Stevens, William Carlos Williams, and Ezra Pound. It also showcases Moore’s unique perspectives on poetry and the natural world.

In his 1998 book, Cod: A Biography of the Fish That Changed the World, Mark Kurlansky explores the historical significance of the cod fish, which played a key role in the economic growth of New England. The book also discusses how the word "codpiece" entered the English language and includes a selection of twelve cod recipes.

Lyla Foggia’s 1995 work, Reel Women: The World of Women Who Fish, delves into the history of women passionate about fishing. This book is also a valuable resource, offering information on various organizations, clubs, and businesses dedicated to women anglers.

Craig Lesley’s 1995 novel, The Sky Fisherman, narrates the experiences of a resilient family from a small town in Oregon, as they navigate the challenges and beauty of their environment. The novel provides poetic reflections on the pleasures of fly fishing.