ANGLERS' ANNUAL 1971. Edited by Arthur Oglesby.

1971 edition (published November 1970). 8vo paperback (140 x 203mm). Pp128. Illustrated with b/w photographs and line drawings. 7s. 6d.

Articles by Richard Walker and David Jacques have their authorship transposed. Contents include:- Editorial; Key to the flies on the cover; Has conservation got out of hand? by L. Stewart; No colour-prejudice among the salmon, by Ian Wood; Lure of Lapland, by Colin Willock; Whatever happened to Peter Ross, by Tom Rawling; World casting today, by Eric Horsfall Turner; Can trout become hook-shy? by "Chavender"; The place for pike, by Peter Tombleson; When the choice is greenheart, cane or glass, by Dick Stuart; Ban the ban on trailing, by Fred J. Taylor; Green umbrella problem, by F.W. Holiday; Rainbows of Khagan Valley, by Alastair Perry; There's nothing finicky about the pike, by Charles Derrick; Dawn or dusk? by R.V. Righyni; When instinct is a substitute for knowledge, by David Barr; Bass among the rocks, by Brian Harris; Why does Norway get the giants? by Odd Haraldsen; Facts and fancies of fishing, by Eric Horsfall Turner; More than just line storage, by Barrie Welham; Imitation or presentation? by David Jacques (mistakenly listed on contents page as by Richard Walker); An angler's song of the river, by Darby Tredger; New tunny technique, by Ralph Whitaker; Wanted - one fly Identikit, by Richard Walker (mistakenly listed on contents page as by David Jacques); No need to lie, by William Donald; Nothing new is nonsense, by W.J.C. Noakes; Fishing among the pile-drivers, by Peter Collins; If you must join the fish, by Mark Bevan; Not forgetting wet fly down, by Wilson Stephens; Never had a bad day, by Jim Deterding; Trout fishermen face a dilemma, by Richard King; They say... they said... by Eric Horsfall Turner; Book reviews.