Chris Yates - On Fishing At Sea

[Parabolic]

I have just finished reading this superb book and can not rate it highly enough.

If you are not a sea fisher that does not matter, Mr Yates has sea, sky, colours, relaxation and kelly kettle provided tea a plenty, not to mention a bass or two.

Please read it, I'm sure you will enjoy.

[RBTraditional]

I'll second that.....a great book indeed

[PeteD]

My favourite Chris Yates book. I usually re-read it annually when on my summer seaside hols and am having a go at lure fishing for bass. Mine is an early edition when it was titled 'Out Of The Blue'.

[Shaun Harrison]

Another thumbs up from me too, a lovely read.

[Reedling]

I wonder if he is related to Alan Yates, one of the master sea fisherman?

[Wallys-Cast]

Out of the blue is one of my favourite Yates books too.

Wal.

[Mark]

I have the book but not got round to reading this one yet, sounds like I should.

[Marc]

He stands head and shoulder above any other angling writer. He captures fishing as I'd like it to be and even if I can't achieve it I have his books to take me there.

I've read it once and it is very typical of the man, hugely enjoyable and provoking.

[Capebreton]

agree totally with all the positive comments

[Mr B]

I am reading How To Fish at the moment.... A a a great read!
I enjoy sea fishing to.
I have a small open fishing boat turned upsde down on the beach and have a couple of split cane sea rods... I use them with my old Alvey reels. I also have a nice Grice & Young Sea Jecta. At one time Jim Presley the England sea fishing champ was still using his one for Bass. Trotting back a float to the towers of radio Caroline fame off of Herne Bay Kent with a rod I am still after... A Sea Picker.
I know this Forum is for course and fly fishing but were talking about Chris Yates book. I will have to get a copy.
Mr B