Freshwater North America

Crown Publishers Inc. New York, 1972 3^rd printing, 8vo,  Illust,  223pp,  D/J,  A treasury of stories and articles by the acknowledged. ”Dean of American Fly Fishermen”. It records the perils and rewards, the delights and disappointments of a lifetime of sporting days and nights on the stream.  There is a profound insight and a lighthearted philosophy into the character of fishermen and campers, reminiscences of famed anglers, wit and humour and there is a deeply evocative account of fun on fishless days.  -Fine/Fine                                                                                  

Crown Publishers Inc. New York,  1974, D/J.  Can fishing become a form of adultery? Is a coffee coloured stream as loveable as a classic mountain stream. Why do 50 million people really fish? Nick Lyons answers to these and other “vital”  angling questions that are sometimes serious, sometimes lighthearted, sometimes poetic but always moving. Fishing Widows presents a creelful of varied stories and commentaries sure to delight all fishermen  -and their wives.  D/J rubbed and stained.  Bookplates of Jock Grey and David Featherstone. -Very Good/Good    

Ragged Mountain Press Camden Maine,  1996, 8 vo, Illust, 192pp, Soft cover.I t took courage to line fishing and thinking in the title. In this bookyou will travel to an Irish countryside that is still arcadian, youwill hear an unaccostumed rhythm in the voices and the waves, You will sojourn in a place that has trout and is beautiful. Your guide will be a philosopher who loves virtue and angling.  Foreword by Datus Proper.  -Very fine.   

Witherby & Co. London, 1909 1st Edn, 8vo, Illust., 251pp. Blue cloth cover, Information on fishing and travelling in California, western Canada and the West Indies. Fishing in British Columbia and Yosemite for trout, salmon and salt water fish also black bass in Quebec.".  Sl rubbing on edges- Very Good.

Stackpole Books Harrisburg, 1978, 8vo, Illust, 238pp, D/J is sl. rubbed. Introduction by Charles K Fox,   Discusses stream strategy and the tying of terrestrials including ants, sawflies, bees, wasps, beetles, grasshoppers, crickets, roaches, caterpillars, butterflies, moths, leafhoppers, cicadas and other minor terrestrials. - Very Fine.

Anglers Club New York,  Assorted collection of seven issues for the years 1942, 1961 and 1962.    Articles by Dana Lamb, Stanley Babson, Sparse Grey Hackle and others.  -Very Good.

Michael Beazley London 1997. 1^St UK Edn.  4to, Illust. 192pp. D/J.  Edited by Judy Dean. Illustrated by Atkinson's superb colour photographs.   An anthology of writings by well known international anglers on their selection of fishing in exotic locations.  John Gierach writes on Alaska, Russell Chatham on the Florida Keys, Mike Fitzgerald on Norway, Peter Kaminski on Alaska, Verlyn  Klinkenborg on New Zealand, Art Lee on Iceland, Tom McGuane on Mexico, Neil Patterson on the English chalk streams, David Profumo on Russia, Ernest Schweibert on Argentina and Nick Lyons on the Rocky Mountains. D/J Slight sunned. - Fine    

Winchester Press New York .1973 revised edn, 8vo. Illust. 144pp. Blue cloth Cover.  Foreword by Lee Wulff.   B/W photographs and sketches. Introduces the angler to the exciting world of the bonefish. Locations, equipment, techniques and the excitement of the chase are discussed. - Fine

Dell Publishing New York, 1987 Revised and Expanded edn 8vo, Illust, 157pp, Soft cover.  Tactics and strategies of night fishing for trout…notes on correct tackle… proven night flies and their dressing.  "No thing of beauty but this book comes in that special category hors concours” (Gingrich) Illustrated by Eldridge Hardie.  Foreword Charles K Fox. Slight foxing   -Fine.

Stackpole Books  Mechanicsville, 1995 revised and expanded ed.,  8vo. Illust. 395pp, D/J,  This  edition of the complete text and colour plates of the 1950 original publication makes available  additional colour plates,  artwork, history and notes   and more than three hundred fly patterns  of streamers and bucktails patterns.  Includes detailed discussion of tackle  and techniques and why fish take streamers.  Foreword by  Keith Fulsher –Mint.