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First Edition 1929
It is regarded as one of the classic works of trout-fishing literature. First published in 1929 as Volume II of The Lonsdale Library of Sports, Games and Pastimes, the book provides a comprehensive examination of trout fishing techniques, equipment, fish behavior, fly selection and fishery management. It includes contributions by G Herbert Nall on trout scales and Alban Bacon on the legal aspects of fishing. Across more than 400 pages, Taverner combines practical instruction with natural history, explaining the life cycle and habits of trout, the insects they feed on and the techniques anglers can use to improve their success on rivers, streams, lakes and lochs. B&w artwork and photographs throughout. Very good condition, especially for its age. Hardcover, 22cm x 15cm, 448 pages.