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John Wilson, 2001, paperback

An informative and illustrated guide to baits and lures.  Selecting and presenting the most appropriate bait is not easy.  John Wilson offers refreshing and detailed advice into the countless options for the angler including natural baits, manufactured baits, particle lures and many more, plus how to present them.

REF:  FA011

£12.99

John Aston, 2007, hardback, 288 pages

This is a book that brings to life over forty years of angling; it has very little to say about 'how to do it' but a great deal to say about 'why I do it' and 'what it felt like to do it'.
Written in the form of an angling autobiography, it begins with boyhood expeditions to a pond in the shadow of the West Yorkshire slag heaps, and proceeds, via specimen-hunting trips to the bleak fenland dykes and forays to the lonely lochs of north-west Scotland, to the delicate business of conjuring trout out of the streams around the author's home in North Yorkshire.
There is something here for anglers of all persuasions, John Aston writes with as much passion about the barbel, carp, perch and pike which he caught in the past as he does about the trout and grayling which now preoccupy his attention.

REF:  FA082

£14.99

Peter Kaminsky, 1997, paperback, 384 pages

Discusses the basics of freshwater and saltwater fishing including the range of equipment, basic casting, fly casting, the best fishing locations around the world, information on fish species, how to improve your catch and release technique, how to dress and how to clean and cook your catch.

REF:  FA012

£18.99

Peter Kaminsky, 1998, paperback, 354 pages

The author combines his witty style of writing with a love of fishing.  He explores the fundamentals of fly fishing, from tying fliers to reeling in a catch.  Tips and practical advice are provided on choosing the right equipment, how best to catch a fish, how to read the water, how to improve your technique and how to master all the casting styles you will ever need.

REF:  FA013

£14.99

Darryl Grimason, 2005, hardback, 224 pages

A mesmerising account of the author's lifelong love affair with fishing in Ireland.  Whether describing a nostalgic attachment to his first special rod, the pleasure of angling for wild brown trout or the capture of tuna, his enthusiasm for the subject is infectious.

REF:  FA014

£13.99

1999, hardback, 160 pages

This American guide teaches anglers of all abilities how to successfully catch freshwater fish during any time of the year.

REF:  FA015

£11.99

2006, paperback, 533 pages

A directory dealing with a variety of angling issues such as where to fish not only in Britain but also the rest of the world and how to obtain licences, tickets and prices.  Game, freshwater and sea fishing are all covered.

REF:  FA016

£19.99

Mel Russ, 1999, hardback, 96 pages

Using photographs, Mel Russ explains the various baits available for sea anglers to enable them to improve their catch rates.

REF:  FA017

£9.99

Lee Jackson, 2001, paperback, 96 pages

Lee Jackson takes the reader through the whole process of successfully catching a fish.  With hundreds of specially taken colour photographs and clear easy to understand text, this volume is essential reading for anyone interested in carp.

REF:  FA018

£9.99

Lefty Kreh, 2000, paperback, 96 pages

Experienced angler Lefty, shares his wealth of knowledge with a variety of solutions to the problems faced by many anglers, from how to pacify a fish to which hook sharpening tool should be used.

REF:  FA019

£12.95

2005, paperback, 192 pages

This American book provides advice to both novice and experienced anglers alike.  400 photographs highlight a guide that contains more than 300 tips on such topics as tackle, lures and techniques and much more.

REF:  FA020

£7.99

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