Interested in learning more about the art/craft do you have any suggestions you may like to suggest?

Apologies if this question has been asked recently.

Thanks in advance.

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Chris for running water its Frank Sawyer ,well chalkstream any way .
For still water I find Cove still the masterwork ,followed by Fraser and the remarkably good Brian Clark book
Guess they are a touch old hat but always worth a re read!

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Andy Wren
Winter grayling taking a year off !
Claret not just a great dubbing colour!

ACW that gives me some ideas to work on - thank you.

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'Nymph Fishing' by Terry Lawton.


"A History of the Art and Practice" 2005 Swan Hill Press. It was £12 off at Coch-y-Bonddu.

The author covers the subject well and even has a Chapter on still-water.

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Save the softmouth trout

amazon have a small sale on books at the moment

Does it for me Steve and what Andy suggests.

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Possibly the dullest book that has ever gone into print IMO.

It depends i guess on where you fish, i like the Stuff from the Czechs and Eastern Europeans, Celtic Flycraft have them, their name escapes me just now. I will dig it out later.

Only trouble with those is the appalling translation..sometimes total gobbledygook.

It's the same with climbing and other adventure books..try reading Nansen's book..Farthest North, I thik it's called. The translation is "literal" with no thought given to the "meaning".

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Roy

IMO that adds to their charm. You dont think i thought of Rainbowfish do you.