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Thomas Wilson Lambert was a well-known angler and author renowned for his contributions to fishing literature. Lambert was born and reared in the scenic province of British Columbia, where he developed a strong connection to the region's natural treasures, notably the abundant fishing opportunities. Lambert's love of angling was evident from an early age, as he excitedly explored the province's rivers, lakes, and coastal waters in search of the ideal catch. His significant firsthand experiences and thorough comprehension of the complexities of fishing in British Columbia created the groundwork for his illustrious writing career. One of Lambert's most well-known works is "Fishing in British Columbia." This thorough guidebook is an essential resource for anglers of all ability levels, providing useful insights into the province's diverse fishing scene. From the majestic salmon runs of the Fraser River to the tranquil trout streams of the Interior, Lambert's book exhaustively discusses the greatest fishing places, tactics, and species found across British Columbia. Lambert's "Fishing in British Columbia" continues to inspire and educate anglers, providing them with the knowledge and enthusiasm they need to explore the province's magnificent waters.