ANGLERS' ANNUAL 1973. Edited by Arthur Oglesby.

1973 edition (published 1972). 8vo paperback (140 x 203mm). Pp128. Illustrated with b/w photographs and line drawings.

Contents include:- Comment; Sea-mice, brittle-stars and jelly babies on the hook, by Ernest Merritt; Beyond the limits of smallness, by Chauncy Lively; Fascination of chub, by Jim Gibbinson; Salmon and the sub-surface fly, by William B. Currie; Vanishing mayflies, by R.V. Righyni; Friends and fishes, by James Wood; Angling after dark, by Peter Stone; Employment in Utopia, by William Donald; The incompleat angler, by David Jacques; Dry-fly body materials - old and new, by T. Donald Overfield; On the trail of specimen roach, by Colin Graham; When salmon swam in safety, by David Barr; Myth of the murder lure, by Tom Rawling; New approach to pike, by Brian Harris; Changing tactics for perch, by Fred J. Taylor; Barbel of the Severn, by Ken Cope; Getting to grips with esox, by Tag Barnes; Sewin and song, by Ralph Erskine-Hill; Loved river where the quiet eddies beckon, by Darby Tredger; Sweet miseries of winter fishing, by Ian Wood; Broomsticks and billiard cues, by Dennis Gander; Idle thoughts of a bream fisher, by Don Bridgewood; Oswald's otter, by Mark Bevan; Bewitched simplicity, by Bernard Venables; Back to school on the Spey, by Alastair Perry; Sorting out the boys from the chub fishers, by Jack Hilton; Lackey's luck, by James Pickering; Carts before horses, by F.W. Holiday; Fishing management muddle, by Peter Collins; Waterside watchers, by John Burford; Improving our coarse fishing, by Peter Tombleson; Save the salmon by Eric Horsfall Turner; They say... they said; Angler's bookshelf.