STILL HOOKED ON SCOTLAND. By Paul Young.

1994 1st edition. 4to (194 x 253mm). Pp183. Colour and b/w photographs. Red cloth, spine titled in gilt.

Follow-on from Hooked on Scotland. Paul Young writes about Scottish angling, mainly loch and river fishing for trout and salmon, although a small amount of sea-angling is covered". This is a collection of personal reflections on the making of 18 programmes in the Hooked on Scotland [television] series". Chapters include: Harris: Voshmid at last; Loch Lomond: the big loch; Mull: movies and the Minch; Perthshire: piscatorial perfection; South Uist: Machair magic; Sutherland: so much variety; Kelso and Lower Tweed: dreams realised; Wester Ross: mystical Maree; Orkney: islands of plenty; Dumfriesshire: surprising south-west; Stirlingshire: going forth into the Teith; Argyll and Loch Awe: records and rainbows; The River Clyde: a river runs pure again; Islay and Jura: paps, pollack and Port Charlotte; Speyside: whisky runs through it; Skye: high, dry and fish on the fly; Fife and Kinross: Mary, Meadies and May; Caithness: Watten, Wick and wind.