A MAN MAY FISH. By T.C. Kingsmill Moore. "Saracen." First edition.
1960 1st edition. 8vo (141 x 221mm). Pp192. B/w photographs. Dark green cloth, spine titled in gilt.
A modern classic of Irish angling, especially loch fishing for sea-trout. Kingsmill Moore introduces his famous series of Bumbles. Chapters include: Entered apprentice; Why do fish take? an excursus into psychology; Some problems of vision and colour; The little fish; Form and fashion in wet flies; The choice of patterns; The Big House; The lake and the lure; The beetle and the bumble; Lough Corrib and Jamesie; The wisdom of Jamesie; White trout ways; The priest's omnibus; Tackle; Flies and tactics; The country of the Cashla; Shanawona and the greased line; Shanawona and the mist; Clogher and the cloudburst; Carrick-Kill-Awalla and Derreen; The lakes of the plain; Envoi.
A modern classic of Irish angling, especially loch fishing for sea-trout. Kingsmill Moore introduces his famous series of Bumbles. Chapters include: Entered apprentice; Why do fish take? an excursus into psychology; Some problems of vision and colour; The little fish; Form and fashion in wet flies; The choice of patterns; The Big House; The lake and the lure; The beetle and the bumble; Lough Corrib and Jamesie; The wisdom of Jamesie; White trout ways; The priest's omnibus; Tackle; Flies and tactics; The country of the Cashla; Shanawona and the greased line; Shanawona and the mist; Clogher and the cloudburst; Carrick-Kill-Awalla and Derreen; The lakes of the plain; Envoi.
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Book Code
15937
Author | Moore (Theodore Conyngham Kingsmill). (1893-1979). |
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Book Code | 15937 |
ISBN | B001OPHV5C. |
Book Description | Blemishes to end-papers and edges but good-plus in rather used dust-wrapper. |
Book Cover | Hardcover |
Published Date | 1960 |
Publisher | Herbert Jenkins. |
Place | London. |