TROUT FLIES OF STILLWATER: THE NATURAL FLY, ITS MATCHING ARTIFICIAL AND FISHING TECHNIQUE. By John Goddard. With colour and other photographs by the author and drawings by Cliff Henry. Third edition.

(1969) 1977 3rd edition reprint. 8vo (156 x 236mm). Pp277. Colour plates, b/w photographs and illustrations. Blue cloth, spine titled in gilt. Yellow dust-wrapper.

"John Goddard's Trout Fly Recognition, published in 1966, caused considerable impact in trout fishing circles, and is considered the finest and most comprehensive reference book ever published on natural flies likely to be encountered by the trout fisherman on rivers. This companion volume deals in the same comprehensive manner with all the more common flies found in stillwater, on our many lakes, lochs and reservoirs. It also provides extensive information on fishing methods, and the various techniques required to fish the many hundreds of artificial patterns listed. There are also over 130 superb colour photographs of natural flies taken by the author."