One of the pleasures of fishing is that it is a constantly evolving sport. As new tackle and angling techniques are shown to be effective in catching fish, so the fruits of that knowledge are harvested by the millions of enthusiasts who are engaged in the pursuit of their underwater quarry. This authoritative and up-to-date book provides the aspiring angler with all the expert knowledge he will need to catch more fish
The Concise Encyclopedia of Fishing encompasses every aspect of modern angling in the three major disciplines of coarse, sea and fly fishing, from selecting the most appropriate tackle, through watercraft, identifying fish species and describing and explaining the latest fishing techniques. It includes advice about choosing the best baits and fishing locations to ensure consistent success, targeting and catching specific fish species, handling fish with care and the conservation of fish and their environment for the benefit of generations of fishermen to come.
Three expert authors provide a wealth of information for the beginner and more seasoned angler alike, and the text is lavishly illustrated throughout with colour photographs. Whether you wish to master the subtle art of fly lying and casting for wild brown trout, or to capture a specimen carp from a lily-covered lake, or simply just to enjoy a pleasant evening fishing for mullet from a quiet harbour wall, this concise encyclopedia will help you improve your angling techniques and gain real understanding and insight into the magical world of fishing.