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Ken Townley, 1998, paperback, 138 pages

Suitable for experts and novices alike, this complete guide to carp baits explores everything from natural baits to more hi-tech HNV baits, fishmeals and even bird food.

REF:  FA061

£9.99

Chris Santella, 2006, hardback, 224 pages

This US book provides the reader with tales brought to you from expert anglers who share their fishing experiences for both the sea and freshwater environment.

REF:  FA062

£14.95

Lou Stevens, 2003, paperback, 156 pages

In this book, the author presents a new approach to fishing the dry fly on a wide variety of small streams.  Variations of tactics are discussed alongside the introduction of tactical flies and damp flies.

REF:  FA063

£12.95

Geoffrey Budworth, 2003, hardback, 160 pages

The author demonstrates how to tie approximately 60 dependable angling knots alongside a number of variations from which each angler may develop a useful repertoire to fit their personal requirements for rod, line, hook and lure.

REF:  FA064

£16.95

Lesley Crawford, 2006, hardback, 224 pages

There is a hugely rich diversity of trout fishing to be enjoyed in the UK and Ireland.  Lesley Crawford explains in detail how differing local tactics have evolved and why such specialist skills remain so successful.  This book compares and explains the many subtle differences in flies, tactics and techniques employed across Britain.

REF:  FA065

£19.95

Bill Rawlings, 2005, hardback, 208 pages

Bill Rawlings has had many years of experience fishing in Scotland and in this book, he shares his knowledge on where to fish, the equipment needed and how to be successful.  There are also details on how to contact fisheries managers and the best places to stay.  Bill Rawlings writes about his own experiences as he travels around Scotland.

REF:  FA066

£25.00

Terry Lawton, 2005, hardback, 192 pages

Nymph fishing started in England, but over the last 50 years the English method has been adapted and developed around the world to suit local conditions.  Terry Lawton has written the definitive history of nymph fishing and has included many previously unpublished photographs.

REF:  FA067

£19.95

Paul Gustafson, 2006, hardback, 224 pages

With unique rigs of his own devising, items of tackle of his own invention and discoveries about the species behaviour, the author has become an expert on pike.  A pioneer of night fishing, he his a firm believer that barometric pressure with light levels play an important part and success or failure can be predicted by studying the weather.  The author also explains how to choose and use the most effective tackle, how pike live and their behaviour.

REF:  FA068

£19.95

Peter O'Reilly, 1995, hardback, 192 pages

Now in its 4th printing, this comprehensive guide assesses the trout, salmon and sea trout patterns currently used in Ireland.  Includes details on what they look like and the materials used, at what time of year and which conditions to use them and more importantly, which flies the local anglers recommend for each river or lough.

REF:  FA069

£19.99

Peter O'Reilly, 2000, hardback, 224 pages

A practical book by one of Ireland's top fly fishing instructors.  The author shares his knowledge of fishing in Ireland and provides advice on fishing the duckfly, mayfly and murrough on the loughs and explains the merits of fishing the shrimp fly for salmon and how to imitate the sheelin bloodworm.  Apart from flies, Peter O'Reilly also explains the tackle required, successful techniques and rivercraft.  A perfect companion for resident anglers and visitors to Ireland.  

REF:  FA070

£19.99

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