HARRY DRUIDALE: FISHERMAN FROM MANXLAND TO ENGLAND. By Henry Cadman, late president of the Yorkshire Anglers' Association.

(1898) 1990 new (facsimile reprint) edition. 8vo (141 x 213mm). Ppxvi,321+2pp ads. B/w photographs, illustrations. Blue cloth, spine titled in silver-gilt.

New 4-page introduction by Laurence Catlow and a plate not appearing in the original, indicating the true identity of some of the characters referred to in the book. A record of flyfishing in the Isle of Man and the north of England over twenty years. Chapters on the river Wharfe at Kilnsey, the Derbyshire Wye, the rivers Clwyd, Elwy, Llugwy, Wnion and Artro in North Wales, the Eden, Aire, Irt and Ure, the Border Esk, Eamont, Nidd, and the rivers of the Isle of Man. Much on the Kilnsey Angling Club and the Yorkshire Anglers' Association, with chapters on minnow-fishing, worming for trout, and salmon fishing. An important work on North Country angling. No limitation statement, though the publishers stated a limitation of 200 copies on publication.