I like the organization and content of the guide. Each species is given photos, historical information, then paragraphs on field ID, similar species, habitat, associate species, spawning, abundance, and best sites. A distribution map of Ohio is also provided. I find the "similar species" paragraph especially useful.
The Kindle format works well for me, though it would be better if there were an index with links provided. I can reference the guide in the field on my phone, use it on the iPad, and also on the PC where the large screen allows me to have photos of a fish alongside the guide.
To ease navigation for myself I'm creating notes on certain species' descriptions so that I can quickly jump to those species. Not sure if I'll do all species as I reference them or just ones that get me to a group of species and then use the multi-page view to browse that area of the guide.
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