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Best known for an early 20th-century guide to angling in western Canada, this writer brought first-hand experience and a strong feel for place to the waters of British Columbia. His work blends practical fishing advice with the pleasure of travel and outdoor observation.

by Thomas Wilson Lambert
Thomas Wilson Lambert is known for Fishing in British Columbia: With a Chapter on Tuna Fishing at Santa Catalina, first published in 1907. Public-domain and bookseller records consistently link his name to that title, and Project Gutenberg currently lists this as the work available under his authorship.
In the book’s prefatory material, he says he spent about twelve years in the interior of British Columbia and had fished many of its lakes and streams. That lived experience helps give the writing its tone: part handbook for anglers, part portrait of a region that, at the time, was becoming easier for travelers to reach.
Little reliable biographical information about Lambert appears to be widely available online beyond his authorship of this book, so it is safest to remember him chiefly through the work itself. For readers interested in classic outdoor writing, his book offers a snapshot of early sport fishing, travel, and nature writing in British Columbia.