angling publications sheffield yorkshire 2010 (5 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: new. (Paperback, 2010). 2010 1st edition. Paperback issue. 8vo paperback (147 x 209mm). Pp192. Colour photographs and illustrations. Fine new copy. Advice on how to make the most out of your carp fishing sessions when time is limited. "You want rigs? You've got them. Presentations and end tackles that genuinely catch carp and don't just look good in print! Baits? Well these are the exact ones he relies on, from particles to boilies, surface baits to the ones you need when you have to buy a bite. Struggling with photography? Well that's sorted too. Tackles, water choice and even how to get the best from a swim that you really didn't want to be in but if that's all that's left. .Much of the book is about making the most of your time, motivating yourself when times are hard, chasing your dream, dealing with failure and learning to make the most of any day, any swim, and any opportunity." Chapters include:- Mind games: take me fishing with you; Choose the right water; Time: make the most of it; Observe, locate, succeed; Make swim choice the right choice; Tackle: do you really need it all?; Let's get riggy!; On the money; Bait delivery: tools and approach; Boilies for success; Eyeball to eyeball; Spring: now is the time; Floaters: on top of your game; Night time is the right time; Summer: you only need a few hours; Under pressure: the weekender's lament; Multiple hits: when one just isn't enough; Winter: belief is the key; Safety matters; Picture time: smile please; Alternative baits to buy a bite; The next stage on. .

(Hardcover, 2010). (2008) 2010 reprint. 8vo (155 x 217mm). Pp272. Colour and b/w photographs, b/w illustrations. Black boards, spine titled in silver-gilt. Very good copy in dust-wrapper. "Autobiographical compilation of Rod's published and unpublished material covering his formative years. and his carp-fishing exploits from the early sixties to the late eighties. Some of the material was originally written in the early sixties and has never previously seen the light of day. .Rod has [subsequently] added to these chapters as his memory has been stirred, or [as] he has felt a need to fill some of the gaps. The balance of the book consists of some of Rod's most enduring anecdotal material published in monthly angling magazines through the seventies and eighties. Material covering Rod's carping life beyond the late eighties will appear in the second volume. [This present volume] traces the development of Rod's carp addiction with searing honesty, and much humour, but in the process it also covers the development of carp fishing itself over a period of almost fifty years, from the largely uncharted dark ages of the early sixties onwards. The book is, in turn, touching, irreverent, hilarious, exciting, informative, and eye-opening. Most importantly it is a stunningly entertaining read and an absolute must-have addition to any angler's bookshelf. Simply put there never has been, and never will be, a greater carp-fishing story-teller than Rod, and here is a book packed with the great man's exploits and his greatest anecdotal material." Chapters include: First memories; First trip; Outing; Tenchy Ted; School days; Opportunity taken; Expelled; Aftermath and early jobs; Cinema visit; Hooked for life; Maggie; Courting disaster; Carp session, first mirror; A year's experience; Marriage; Transport traumas; Employment traumas!; The rock 'n' roll years; The cruel sea; Harpo Hitler and Smelly Belly; Pinetrees pool passion; Pinetrees preoccupation; Kent calamities and carp; The way ahead. .

(Hardcover, 2010). (2008) 2010 reprint. 8vo (155 x 217mm). Pp272. Colour and b/w photographs, b/w illustrations. Black boards, spine titled in silver-gilt. Fine unread copy in dust-wrapper. "Autobiographical compilation of Rod's published and unpublished material covering his formative years. and his carp-fishing exploits from the early sixties to the late eighties. Some of the material was originally written in the early sixties and has never previously seen the light of day. .Rod has [subsequently] added to these chapters as his memory has been stirred, or [as] he has felt a need to fill some of the gaps. The balance of the book consists of some of Rod's most enduring anecdotal material published in monthly angling magazines through the seventies and eighties. Material covering Rod's carping life beyond the late eighties will appear in the second volume. [This present volume] traces the development of Rod's carp addiction with searing honesty, and much humour, but in the process it also covers the development of carp fishing itself over a period of almost fifty years, from the largely uncharted dark ages of the early sixties onwards. The book is, in turn, touching, irreverent, hilarious, exciting, informative, and eye-opening. Most importantly it is a stunningly entertaining read and an absolute must-have addition to any angler's bookshelf. Simply put there never has been, and never will be, a greater carp-fishing story-teller than Rod, and here is a book packed with the great man's exploits and his greatest anecdotal material." Chapters include: First memories; First trip; Outing; Tenchy Ted; School days; Opportunity taken; Expelled; Aftermath and early jobs; Cinema visit; Hooked for life; Maggie; Courting disaster; Carp session, first mirror; A year's experience; Marriage; Transport traumas; Employment traumas!; The rock 'n' roll years; The cruel sea; Harpo Hitler and Smelly Belly; Pinetrees pool passion; Pinetrees preoccupation; Kent calamities and carp; The way ahead. .

(Hardcover, 2010). 2010 1st edition. 8vo (152 x 216mm). Pp192. Colour photographs and illustrations throughout. Red boards, spine titled in silver-gilt. Very good in dust-wrapper. Signed by the author. Advice on how to make the most out of your carp fishing sessions when time is limited. "You want rigs? You've got them. Presentations and end tackles that genuinely catch carp and don't just look good in print! Baits? Well these are the exact ones he relies on, from particles to boilies, surface baits to the ones you need when you have to buy a bite. Struggling with photography? Well that's sorted too. Tackles, water choice and even how to get the best from a swim that you really didn't want to be in but if that's all that's left. .Much of the book is about making the most of your time, motivating yourself when times are hard, chasing your dream, dealing with failure and learning to make the most of any day, any swim, and any opportunity." Chapters include:- Mind games: take me fishing with you; Choose the right water; Time: make the most of it; Observe, locate, succeed; Make swim choice the right choice; Tackle: do you really need it all?; Let's get riggy!; On the money; Bait delivery: tools and approach; Boilies for success; Eyeball to eyeball; Spring: now is the time; Floaters: on top of your game; Night time is the right time; Summer: you only need a few hours; Under pressure: the weekender's lament; Multiple hits: when one just isn't enough; Winter: belief is the key; Safety matters; Picture time: smile please; Alternative baits to buy a bite; The next stage on. .

(Hardcover, 2010). 2008 1st edition. 8vo (155 x 217mm). Pp272. Colour and b/w photographs, b/w illustrations. Black boards, spine titled in silver-gilt. Near fine in slightly used dust-wrapper. Signed by the author. "Autobiographical compilation of Rod's published and unpublished material covering his formative years. and his carp-fishing exploits from the early sixties to the late eighties. Some of the material was originally written in the early sixties and has never previously seen the light of day. .Rod has [subsequently] added to these chapters as his memory has been stirred, or [as] he has felt a need to fill some of the gaps. The balance of the book consists of some of Rod's most enduring anecdotal material published in monthly angling magazines through the seventies and eighties. Material covering Rod's carping life beyond the late eighties will appear in the second volume. [This present volume] traces the development of Rod's carp addiction with searing honesty, and much humour, but in the process it also covers the development of carp fishing itself over a period of almost fifty years, from the largely uncharted dark ages of the early sixties onwards. The book is, in turn, touching, irreverent, hilarious, exciting, informative, and eye-opening. Most importantly it is a stunningly entertaining read and an absolute must-have addition to any angler's bookshelf. Simply put there never has been, and never will be, a greater carp-fishing story-teller than Rod, and here is a book packed with the great man's exploits and his greatest anecdotal material." Chapters include: First memories; First trip; Outing; Tenchy Ted; School days; Opportunity taken; Expelled; Aftermath and early jobs; Cinema visit; Hooked for life; Maggie; Courting disaster; Carp session, first mirror; A year's experience; Marriage; Transport traumas; Employment traumas!; The rock 'n' roll years; The cruel sea; Harpo Hitler and Smelly Belly; Pinetrees pool passion; Pinetrees preoccupation; Kent calamities and carp; The way ahead. .