THOUGHTFUL PRACTICE WITH A DRY FLY. By Arthur Woolley. With illustrations by Prue Miskin.
1949 1st edition. 8vo (145 x 222mm). Pp88. B/w vignette illustrations by Prue Miskin. Light green cloth, spine titled in black.
"No angler, be he beginer or old hand, can fail to benefit from a reading of the following pages. I am glad that the author stresses the importance of zeal. This is an essential part of the equipment of the successful angler. He who has it, who is always on the alert and who never gives up, has something more effectual than technical skill. Imbued with that spirit, the rod of average ability will catch more fish than the expert who does not possess it. I only wish I had it". Douglas McCraith in his Introduction.
"No angler, be he beginer or old hand, can fail to benefit from a reading of the following pages. I am glad that the author stresses the importance of zeal. This is an essential part of the equipment of the successful angler. He who has it, who is always on the alert and who never gives up, has something more effectual than technical skill. Imbued with that spirit, the rod of average ability will catch more fish than the expert who does not possess it. I only wish I had it". Douglas McCraith in his Introduction.
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Book Code
7140
| Author | Woolley (Arthur). |
|---|---|
| Book Code | 7140 |
| ISBN | B001RX6P9E. |
| Book Description | Cloth faded as usual. Good-plus, lacks dust-wrapper. |
| Book Cover | Hardcover |
| Published Date | 1949 |
| Publisher | Alvin Redman. |
| Place | London. |