A charming and beautifully written angling classic by Muriel Foster, celebrated for her keen eye, gentle humour, and deep love of nature. This book takes readers through her fishing adventures across coastlines, tranquil lochs and rivers, elegantly blending personal diary entries, sketches and observations between 1913 and 1928. Foster captures the joy, frustration, and quiet magic of fishing with vivid descriptions of landscapes, weather, wildlife and the behaviour of fish. Her writing is warm, witty and timeless, offering a glimpse into traditional British fishing experiences while showcasing her remarkable skill as both an angler and an illustrator. Perfect for collectors, and lovers of classic outdoor literature, this book remains a treasured piece of fishing history. Full colour throughout. Hardcover, 13cm x 10,5cm. Good, sturdy condition, with some light foxing on end papers.