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SPIN ME A LINE: FISHING FOR FUN WITH DICK WALKER. With a contribution from Fred J. Taylor. Edited by Peter Maskell and Patricia Marston Walker. Illustrated by Ted Andrews, Wendy Ronan and Tom O'Reilly.
Walker (Richard Stuart), Maskell (Peter) & Walker (Patricia Marston), Editors. With a contribution from Fred J.Taylor.
Published by Little Egret Press. St. Germans, Cornwall. 2007, 2007
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Condition: new. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (New, Hardcover, 2007). 2007 1st edition. 8vo (153 x 216mm). Ppxvii,177. B/w photographs, b/w illustrations by Ted Andrews, Wendy Ronan and Tom O'Reilly, decorated end-papers. Maroon boards, upper board titled in gilt with gilt vignette. Fin…e new copy in dust-wrapper. Limitation page simply states "over 500". A collection of Walker's journalism, childrens' poetry and other writing. Initiated by Dick Walker himself, this collection was completed and edited posthumously by Pat Marston Walker and Peter Maskell. Includes a contribution from Fred J. Taylor. Printed in an unlimited edition of which the first 500 copies were signed and numbered by Tom O'Reilly. .
Published by Peter Maskell Publishing Services. Stamford, Lincolnshire. 2011, 2011
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Condition: New. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 2011). 2011 1st edition. 8vo (152 x 216mm). Pp197. B/w photographs. Black cloth, spine titled in silver-gilt. Cloth-bound edition limited to 500 copies. Fine copy in dust-wrapper. Signed & numbered (#364/500) by Peter Mas…kell. Additional dedication: "To Alfred, a true Walker fan. Best wishes, Peter Maskell". A selection of Richard Walker's articles from Angling Times and Fishing magazine. This edition was limited to only 500 numbered copies and quickly sold out. "The late Dick Walker is widely acknowledged as the Godfather of modern angling. From first hitting the headlines in 1952, when he shattered the existing carp record to smithereens with 'Clarissa' his 44lb fish, he went on to inspire generations of anglers with his fish-catching exploits. He shared the secrets of his success, freely, through the vast quantity of his writing - which included a weekly column for Angling Times that ran for more than 30 years, and articles for other angling publications. Fishing with Walker is a selection of articles that covers the major coarse fish species, detailing how to catch them and the tactics to use, plus some outspoken opinions on topics that remain controversial today. The articles are taken from both Fishing magazine and Angling Times and none have ever appeared in book form before. Enjoy the words of wisdom from a true Angling Legend." Contents include:- Roach - why I choose them above all other fish; My biggest catch of roach; My dream roach with the tired look; Wait until the sun goes down; Record barbel in our swims; Avon barbel - a theory; When do barbel bite best?; Big bream - they're not different, just hard to find; Burly bream in a cabbage patch; A mighty, mysterious magic fish; The most difficult fish to catch; Redmire myth shattered; An arrogant chub gets a nasty shock; The chub that cheated me out of four ounces; Now's the time to catch big chub; Specimen perch; This perch will need the 8lb spring balance!; When the perch hunt in packs; Bait with a herring for specimen pike; Diet is the key to size; Stop arguing and get facts; The odds against us are long indeed; Go tenching; Find bulrushes and you will find tench; Tench bubble trail starts a guessing game; Stret-pegging; New baits - that's how to fool 'educated' fish; Which kind, how much, how often?; How best can we start them feeding?; When playing fish don't hang on and hope!; Hot weather tactics; Fish are moving into winter quarters; So be a winter fisherman; Why I fish the small rivers; Catfish, barbel? What are these Ouse monsters?; Close season: yes or no?; Buckden bubbles; Big fish - and this business of weight-guessing; The day Pete said - 'Well bless me!'; If only TV producers would realise the drama in angling; We all know Witham fish carry tape measures!; Bubbles? No need to experiment; My ideal swim - low, clear and weedy; These are bites you'll never hit!; Do fish sleep?; Of course fish are intelligent!; Can fish smell?; Can fish see colours?; Some fish can hear some sounds; Fish feel pain it's true but only if ill-treated; Fish that leap - a simple answer? .
Published by Peter Maskell Publishing Services. Stamford, Lincolnshire. 2011, 2011
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- First Edition
- Signed
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Condition: New. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 2011). 2011 1st edition. 8vo (152 x 216mm). Pp197. B/w photographs. Black cloth, spine titled in silver-gilt. Cloth-bound edition limited to 500 copies. Fine copy in dust-wrapper. Signed & numbered by Peter Maskell. A sel…ection of Richard Walker's articles from Angling Times and Fishing magazine. This edition was limited to only 500 numbered copies and quickly sold out. "The late Dick Walker is widely acknowledged as the Godfather of modern angling. From first hitting the headlines in 1952, when he shattered the existing carp record to smithereens with 'Clarissa' his 44lb fish, he went on to inspire generations of anglers with his fish-catching exploits. He shared the secrets of his success, freely, through the vast quantity of his writing - which included a weekly column for Angling Times that ran for more than 30 years, and articles for other angling publications. Fishing with Walker is a selection of articles that covers the major coarse fish species, detailing how to catch them and the tactics to use, plus some outspoken opinions on topics that remain controversial today. The articles are taken from both Fishing magazine and Angling Times and none have ever appeared in book form before. Enjoy the words of wisdom from a true Angling Legend." Contents include:- Roach - why I choose them above all other fish; My biggest catch of roach; My dream roach with the tired look; Wait until the sun goes down; Record barbel in our swims; Avon barbel - a theory; When do barbel bite best?; Big bream - they're not different, just hard to find; Burly bream in a cabbage patch; A mighty, mysterious magic fish; The most difficult fish to catch; Redmire myth shattered; An arrogant chub gets a nasty shock; The chub that cheated me out of four ounces; Now's the time to catch big chub; Specimen perch; This perch will need the 8lb spring balance!; When the perch hunt in packs; Bait with a herring for specimen pike; Diet is the key to size; Stop arguing and get facts; The odds against us are long indeed; Go tenching; Find bulrushes and you will find tench; Tench bubble trail starts a guessing game; Stret-pegging; New baits - that's how to fool 'educated' fish; Which kind, how much, how often?; How best can we start them feeding?; When playing fish don't hang on and hope!; Hot weather tactics; Fish are moving into winter quarters; So be a winter fisherman; Why I fish the small rivers; Catfish, barbel? What are these Ouse monsters?; Close season: yes or no?; Buckden bubbles; Big fish - and this business of weight-guessing; The day Pete said - 'Well bless me!'; If only TV producers would realise the drama in angling; We all know Witham fish carry tape measures!; Bubbles? No need to experiment; My ideal swim - low, clear and weedy; These are bites you'll never hit!; Do fish sleep?; Of course fish are intelligent!; Can fish smell?; Can fish see colours?; Some fish can hear some sounds; Fish feel pain it's true but only if ill-treated; Fish that leap - a simple answer? .
Published by Peter Maskell Publishing Services. Stamford, Lincolnshire. 2010, 2010
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- First Edition
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ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 2010). 2010 1st edition. 8vo (152 x 216mm). Pp197. B/w photographs. Black cloth, spine titled in silver-gilt. Cloth-bound edition limited to 570 copies. Near fine in dust-wrapper. Signed by Peter Maskell. Numbered copy from an edition of… only 570 signed cloth-bound copies. "For nearly four decades Dick Walker was widely acknowledged as the leading angler of his day and the greatest angling writer of all time. He first hit the headlines in 1952 with the sensational capture of Clarissa, the 44lb carp that smashed the British carp record to pieces and remained on the record list for more than 30 years. In 1953 he continued making headlines - this time with a weekly column in the world's best-selling angling newspaper, Angling Times. It was a weekly column he would continue to write for the next thirty years. Be My Guest is a compilation of his most famous series of articles - the Conversation Pieces written in the early 1960s. Join him as his guest on the bankside as he fishes for a variety of species throughout the calendar year and absorb the skills and watercraft that made him such a great angler." This edition was limited to 570 cloth-bound copies, each signed by Peter Maskell, plus a further 30 copies bound in leather. The book contains a preface by Pat Marston Walker, an introduction by Peter Maskell and a foreword by Chris Yates. .
