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Richard Walker Books

Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2014 6:44 pm
by Mark
I have put together a list of books by or about Richard Walker, please let me know if I have missed any out or if there are any amendments required.

1952 - Rod Building for Amateurs (Belfield and Bushell)
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1953 - Still Water Angling (MacGibbon & Kee)
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1953 - Drop Me A Line (MacGibbon & Kee)
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1959 - Walker's Pitch (George Allen & Unwin)
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1959 - How Fish Feed (Angling Times Publication)
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1960 - Carp Fishing (Angling Times Publication)
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1964 - No Need to Lie (George Allen & Unwin)
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1974 - Fly Dressing Innovations (Ernest Benn)
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1977 - Successful Angling (Stanley Paul
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1979 - Hardy's Guide Reservoir Fishing (Hardy)
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1979 - Shell Book of Angling (David & Charles)
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1979 - Dick Walker's Angling (David & Charles)
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1980 - Modern Fly Dressing (Ernest Benn)
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1981 - Catching Fish (David & Charles)
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1982 - Trout Fishing (David & Charles)
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1983 - Coarse Fishing (Patrick Stephens)
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1988 - The Best of Dick Walker (David & Charles)
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1988 - Dick Walker a Memoir (The Carp Society)
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1997 - Dick Walker's Trout Fishing on Rivers and Stillwaters (Swan Hill Press)
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2001 - No Need to Lie (The Little Egret Press)
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2002 - Carp Fishing (The Little Egret Press)
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2003 - Walkers Pitch (The Little Egret Press)
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2007 - Richard Walker Biography (The Medlar Press)
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2007 - Spin Me a Line (The Little Egret Press)
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2008 - Walkers Pitch II - (The Little Egret Press)
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2010 - Our Days With Dick (Watermeadow Books)
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2010 - Be My Guest (Peter Maskell Publishing Services)
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2011 - Fishing with Walker (Peter Maskell Publishing Services)
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2012 - The Carp Godfather (Peter Maskell Publishing Services)
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2014 - No Need To Lie (50th Anniversary Edition)
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Re: Richard Walker Books

Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2014 9:43 pm
by Mark
I have been collecting Richard Walker books for a while now and have all the above books except the 1964 edition of 'No Need to Lie', I do have the new 50th anniversary edition on order.

Re: Richard Walker Books

Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2014 10:11 pm
by Mario
my favourite is no need to lie i have some of the little egret press books
and i have borrowed the still water anging but found it hard going but very informative

Re: Richard Walker Books

Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2014 11:11 pm
by NiceRoach
Brilliant :Thumb:

Re: Richard Walker Books

Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2014 1:34 am
by GregF
Not being an angling title, this might not count, but I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that Walker's first book was about rabbits (Flemish giants, I think). I don't know what it was called though. Anybody?

Re: Richard Walker Books

Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2014 7:36 am
by Mark
I'm just interested in the angling books Greg.

Re: Richard Walker Books

Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2015 1:24 pm
by PershoreHarrier
Mark - do you have a copy of Fishing With the Experts which was published by the same publishers as Walker's Pitch as that has a chapter or two by Richard Walker and another by Maurice Ingham I think - it is a while since I read my copy but all the same most enjoyable.

Re: Richard Walker Books

Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2015 1:30 pm
by PershoreHarrier
Mark - don't forget Richard Walker also made significant contributions to ' The Angling Times Book' and the subsequent Second, Third and Fourth Book ( I have assumed the Fourth as I don't have a copy but I cannot believe he did not feature in that as he had a weekly column in Angling Times).

Re: Richard Walker Books

Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2015 6:09 pm
by DaceAce
Walker does contribute to the fourth Angling Times book with a number of articles and also has a chapter in The Art of Angling on rod building.

Re: Richard Walker Books

Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2015 6:16 pm
by Mark
PershoreHarrier wrote:Mark - do you have a copy of Fishing With the Experts which was published by the same publishers as Walker's Pitch as that has a chapter or two by Richard Walker and another by Maurice Ingham I think - it is a while since I read my copy but all the same most enjoyable.
Yes I do PH, it was complied by John Norman. I have not listed the books that Dick contributed to because there would be so many.

I just wanted to list the ones by him or about him.