In the face of the increasing cost of trout fishing in rivers and lochs, there is a growing realisation that the excitement and satisfaction of the sport can be provided just as well by the many reservoirs which are now being opened to trout fishermen. Not only are experienced sportsmen being attracted to these artificial trout waters, but the development is giving an ever-increasing number of anglers the chance to sample the skills and rewards of fly fishing. With the growing demand for water, the acreage taken up by reservoirs can only increase, and more and more people will find trout fishing within easy reach both geographically and financially.
The author took up reservoir fishing near his home in Kent, but found his efforts hampered by the lack of clear, concise written advice on how to proceed. This situation he has rectified for others with a book which consists of information that anyone seeking success in his first few seasons of reservoir bank fishing must know, and which will prove a very useful reference book for the more experienced angler. Hardcover, 160 pages, 22cm x 14cm.
Good condition.