ANGLERS' ANNUAL 1972. Edited by Arthur Oglesby.

1972 edition (published 1971). 8vo paperback (140 x 203mm). Pp128. Illustrated with b/w photographs and line drawings.

Contents include:- Comment; Tactics for tench, by Fred J. Taylor; Billfish of the African seas, by John Goddard; Cultivation of coarse fisheries, by Tag Barnes; Reflections on a long cast, by James Wood; Magic moments, by Tom Rawling; Tarpon are tops, by Ralph Whitaker; Fresh thoughts on the mayfly, by T. Donald Overfield; Homo piscariens, by Peter Tombleson; Charm of ultra-lightweight gear, by Barrie Welham; Beware the lure of perfection, by William B. Currie; Net results, by John Burford; Management trends in American fisheries, by Chauncy Lively; Getting the professional touch, by Richard Walker; Casting from the rocks, by Eric Horsfall Turner; Salmon-fishing in Asturias, by Hilton Pierpont; Horace, by Alastair Perry; Chironomids bring success, by Brian Harris; Sea-angling off Scotland, by Ernest Merritt; Muckle trout o' the auld tunnel, by David Barr; Irish scene, by Des Brennan; Up at the hut, by William Donald; Unexpected bonus, by R.V. Righyni; Goodbye to the salmon? by Ian Wood; Milestones in retrospect, by David Jacques; Rise of British surfcasting, by Dennis Gander; On the feed, by Wilson Stephens; Thoughts by a Norwegian fire, by Odd Haraldsen; Ignorance is the angler's greatest ally! by Mark Bevan; Doctor's orders, by Darby Tredger; They say... they said; Angler's bookshelf.