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- Publisher: Read Country Book
- ISBN-10: 1905124406
- ISBN-13: 9781905124404
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 0.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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With Rod & Line in and Around Gloucestershire - How, When and Where to Fish (History of Fishing and Angling Series) (e-book) (used book) | bookbook.eu
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WITH ROD amp LINE IN AND AROUND GLOUCESTERSHIRE. HOW, WHEN AND WHERE TO FISH By "Tight Lines" An interesting and scarce fishing title first published in the 1930's. The book deals mainly with coarse fish angling methods on waters in, and local to, Gloucestershire, including the Avon, Severn, Wye, Leadon, and the Sharpness Canal. The author's expert advice would, however, also be applicable to similar waters throughout Britain. READ COUNTRY BOOKS has now republished this fascinating book, using the original text and black and white illustrations, as part of their HISTORY OF FISHING series. The book's 48 pages offer many tips on catching coarse fish, including eels and flounders, in its 13 chapters. Special mention is also given to dry fly techniques for trout. It can be recommended for a place on all keen fishermen's bookshelves. Chapters include: WHY WE GO A-FISHING TACKLE TROUT ROACH CHUB PIKE BREAM PERCH DACE EELS FLOUNDERS RANDOM REFELCTIONS L'ENVOI.
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- Publisher: Read Country Book
- ISBN-10: 1905124406
- ISBN-13: 9781905124404
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 0.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
WITH ROD amp LINE IN AND AROUND GLOUCESTERSHIRE. HOW, WHEN AND WHERE TO FISH By "Tight Lines" An interesting and scarce fishing title first published in the 1930's. The book deals mainly with coarse fish angling methods on waters in, and local to, Gloucestershire, including the Avon, Severn, Wye, Leadon, and the Sharpness Canal. The author's expert advice would, however, also be applicable to similar waters throughout Britain. READ COUNTRY BOOKS has now republished this fascinating book, using the original text and black and white illustrations, as part of their HISTORY OF FISHING series. The book's 48 pages offer many tips on catching coarse fish, including eels and flounders, in its 13 chapters. Special mention is also given to dry fly techniques for trout. It can be recommended for a place on all keen fishermen's bookshelves. Chapters include: WHY WE GO A-FISHING TACKLE TROUT ROACH CHUB PIKE BREAM PERCH DACE EELS FLOUNDERS RANDOM REFELCTIONS L'ENVOI.
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