Daryl Crimp

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Daryl Crimp (born 1958) is a New Zealand writer, illustrator and cartoonist.

He specialises in books on fishing in New Zealand.

Bibliography

Wacka Murphy (1987)
Wacka Murphy 2 (1988)
Fishing With Crimpy
Mad Chef's New Zealand game & seafood cookbook
Daryl Crimp’s whopper fishing tails and true fishing lies (1999) ISBN 1-877256-03-X
Seasons of seafood (2001) ISBN 1-877256-12-9
Daryl Crimp's Guide to Sea Fishing in New Zealand (2002) ISBN 0-7900-0866-1
Daryl Crimp's whoppers too! (2002) ISBN 1-877256-22-6
Kiwi adventures. Sea fishing with Crimpy (2002) ISBN 1-86948-730-3
Hook, line & sinker: an essential guide to New Zealand fish (2003) ISBN 1-86950-473-9
Crimpy’s fishing for kids (2004) ISBN 1-86950-532-8
Crimpy’s cartooning for kids (2006) ISBN 1-86950-590-5

v t e Fishing personalities

Personalities	Sheridan Anderson Dan Bailey Conrad Voss Bark Juliana Berners Charles Cotton Daryl Crimp Cornilia Thurza Crosby Bill Dance Frank Parker Day Michael de Avila John Dietsch John Gierach Arnold Gingrich Theodore Gordon Karen Graham George F. Grant Robson Green Zane Grey Frederic M. Halford Charles Hallock Matt Hayes Ernest Hemingway Harold Ensley Charles F. Holder John Horrocks Rex Hunt Gary LaFontaine Billy Lane Larry Larsen Norman Maclean George Selwyn Marryat Roland Martin Don Martinez Charlie Moore Hank Parker Edward Peel James Prosek Skeet Reese Ernest Schwiebert G. E. M. Skues Red Smith Carrie G. Stevens Jakub Vágner Robert Venables Jeremy Wade Richard Walker Izaak Walton Ted Williams John Wilson Babe Winkelman Joan Wulff Philip Wylie Chris Yates Paul Young Al Lindner Ron Lindner

Other	Fisheries scientists J. R. Hartley

v t e Fishing television

Documentaries	Deadliest Catch Lobstermen: Jeopardy at Sea Lobster Wars Swords

Series	BassTech Beat Charlie Moore Bill Dance Outdoors Escape with ET FNC: Uncut Fishing Australia Fishing with John Fish Warrior Hook, Line and Sinker IFISH Lunkerville River Monsters

Other	World Fishing Network

Authority control	VIAF: 41483461

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