I'm going on holiday in 3weeks and want to take a few books to read next to the pool. Can anyone recommend a good fly fishing related book?

I,ve got a load of books by John Gierach for sale, very amusing, they,re not instuctional, just lots of essays on general fly-fishing subjects, PM me if you're interested, I,d highly recommend them.

The River Why - David James Duncan

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Accidental Angler, Charles Rangeley Wilson (order direct from his website, and get a signed copy)
Somewhere Else, ditto
Where Bright Waters Meet, Harry Plunket Greene
How to Fish, Chris Yates (not fly fishing, but a good book)
Angle of the Cast, Gwliym Hughes
Anything by John Gierach

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Any John Gierach just to pass the time.
The Trout and the Fly by Brian Clarke and John Goddard for a bit of fishing instruction.
The Nature of Trout by Nick Giles on how to look after the fish (without getting too scientific!).

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The Stream - Brian Clarke

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Salmon Fishing in the Yemen by Paul Torday

Blood Knots by Luke Jennings, reviewed here. Possibly the last time for a while that you'll see a fishing book make the William Hills Sports Book of the Year shortlist.

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Absoulutely anything by John Gierach. I have read all of his books in the last 12 months including his latest book released in May - "No shortage of good days". These are not "how to do manuals" but are crammed with angling philsophy & Wit. In my opinion his best two offerings are "Trout Bum" and "Even brook trout get the blues"

Enjoy!

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Rod and Line by Arthur Ransome

Great read that book and one you can read over and over again


gary

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