Classic Angling Reads for Christmas

[Tengisgol]

Less than three quid on eBay, I know a Good Place by Clive Gammon, pure magic - item no 331045824080

(Including postage!)

[WoodBurnerMatt]

Less than three quid on eBay, I know a Good Place by Clive Gammon, pure magic - item no 331045824080

(Including postage!)

Thanks very much, just bought this for less than three pounds, as you say. Really looking forward to this on Christmas eve!

[Jmooney]

The paperback version of BB's Fisherman's Folly is usually quite affordable on Abebooks and is a wonderful read. I recommend Abe as well. They usually have the best prices on angling literature and I have to shop more carefully being in the US due to exchange rate and shipping costs.

Jim

[John Aston]

Trout Bum- John Gierach. And Fisherman's Bedside Book BB . Sorted.

[GregF]

The Fisherman's Bedside Book by BB +1

[Northern Eel]

Casting at the sun, obviously a classic & well worth reading.

Im going to throw in a wild card here too

Waterlog by Roger Deakin
(The book follows Rogers journey from his home in Suffolk as he swims in Britains rivers, seas & lakes, although not an angling book anyone who loves angling, nature & secret watery places will love this book, its perfect for some winter reading)

[John Aston]

If we are going slightly off piste then The Living Mountain by Nan Shepherd is unsurpassed in its brilliance. An extraordinary book which opened up for me a whole different way of appreciating the environment.NS was an inspiration for the much lauded Robert MacFarlane whose penultimate book was terrific and whose last book was the most teethgrindingly pretentious tosh........