Fisher in the Hills
- A Season in Galloway - (Robin Ade)
Ed.
André Deutsch - 1985*
Introduction
Chap
1 - Winter's End
Chap 2 - Stillwater Spring
Chap
3 - Summer Patterns
Chap 4 - Evening and After
Chap
5 - Diversions
Chap 6 - High water
Chap
7 - King and Queens
Chap 8 - Automn moods
Chap
9 - Season's End
The
Trout and Salmon Handbook - A Guide to the Wild Fish
- (Robin Ade)
Ed
Christopher Helm - 1989*
Introduction
Chap
1 - Atlantic Salmons
Chap 2 - Pacific Salmons
Chap
3 - Brown Trout and Sea Trout
Chap 4 - Rainbow
Trout and Steelhead
Chap 5 - Cutthroat trout and
Rare Trout
Chap 6 - The Chars, Taimen and Huchen
Trout Heresy
- (Allan M.P.B)
Ed.
arthur Barker -1935 ; Methuen & Co -1939 & 1945*
I - The Noble Trout
II
- Instinct or intelligence
III - Experience
IV - Vision I
V
- Vision II
VI - Hearing and Smelling
VII - The Fly Question
VIII
- The Problem of the Rise
IX - A Matter of Pigment
x - Minor
Horrors of the Chalkstream
Epilogue
Report on the Millenium Chalk Streams
Fly Trends Study
(Allan frakes, Peter Hayes) -
Wiltshire Fishing Association
Management summary
Introduction
and objectifs
Trends in Fly Abundance
References and Acknownledgements
Appendix
1 : Fly Abundance Questionnaire
Appendix 2 : Guide to data set
and access details
Synopsis of Wiltshire Fishery Association
Préface
Chap 1
- Triumph for the 'Barrel Organ'
Chap 2 - What Trout
See
Chap 3 - Sandy's 'Green Fly'
Chap 4
- Camouflaged Trout
Chap 5 - On Landing Trout
Chap
6 - The Angler's Talisman
Chap 7 - Those
That Get away
Chap 8 - The Golden Moment
Chap
9 - Bagful of Bathos
Chap 10 - The Legendary
Trout
Chap 11 - River Enemy Number One
Chap
12 - The Short Risers
Chap 13 - Ringing
the Changes
Chap 14 - The Unpredictable
Chap
15 - Fisherman's Luck
Chap 16 - The Obliging
Trout
Chap 17 - 'Joys' of Opening Day
Chap
18 - The Unobtrusive Angler
Chap 19 - The
Great Schemer
Chap 20 - The Perfect Fly
Chap
21 - Gentle Tactics
Chap 22 - Catching the
Cannibal
Chap 23 - Hill Stream Adventure
Chap
24 - Ancients v. Moderns
Chap 22 - Piscatorial
Pot-Pourri
Index
Mayflies, The Angler and The trout - (Fred J. Arbona Jr.)
Acknownledgments
Introduction
by Ernest Schwiebert
Forewards by Carl Richards
Author's
Preface
1. Mayfly Recognition and Imitation
2. The Aquatic
Fauna of a Trout Stream
3. The Rationale of Mayfly Existence
and Emergence
4. The Mechanics of Good Presentation
5. The
Continuous Emergences of the Little Quills (Family Baetidae)
6.
Hatches of The Clingers : Gordon Quills, American March Browns,
Light Cahills & Western red Quills (Family Heptageniidae)
7.
The early & Late-Season Hatches of Black Quills & Slate-Winged
Mahogany Duns (Family Leptophlebiidae)
8. Hendricksons,
Pale Duns, and Blue-Winged Olives (Family Ephemerellidae)
9.
Mid-Season Drakes of Placid-Waters (Family Ephemeridae)
10. All-Summer
Hatches of Great Lead-Winged Coachmen & Gray Drakes (Family
Siphlonuridae)
11. The Late-Season Tiny White-Winged Tricos
& Caenis Flies (Families Tricorythidae & Caenidae)
Appendix
I : Fly-Tying Instructions
Appendix II : Advanced Entomology
& Research
Selected Bibliography
Index
The Painted Stream - (Robin Armstrong)
Author's Note
Foreword
Introduction
1.
Two Conservationists
2. Not All Birds and Buttercups
3. The
Due Process
4. From Duns to Digestives
5. 'He'm a Nice Liddle
River'
6. By Fair Means....
7. ...and Foul
Notes on Paintings
Split-Cane and Sable - (Robin Armstrong)
Introduction
1. Jellied
Eels and Wary Perch
2. Pilgrim's Progress
3. Seaside and Sunfish
4.
Coarse fish and Fine Specimens
5. Cherrybrook and Treacle Parkin
6.
Paraphernalia Piscatorial
7. Nature's Fishermen
8. Kenneth
Country
9. Brown Trout and Red Douggie
10. Fresh Salmon
11.
Envoi
Index
Under The Bridge - (Robin Armstrong)
Preface
Introduction
Chap.1
- Swallows and Alevins
Chap.2 - High Summer and Low Waters
Chap.3
- Poacher's Moon
Chap.4 - West Country Winter
Chap.5 - Clouded
Waters
Chalkstreams and Lazy Trout - (Robin Armstrong)
Foreword
Preface
Introduction
1. Fons et origo
2. The Noble
Trout
3. Primus inter pares
4. Halford's River
5.
The Quadrilateral
6. The Kimbridge Beat
7. The Upper Avon
8.
Matching The Hatch
9. Autumn Glory
10. Chalkstream and Cherrybrook
11.
Riverside Diversions
12. Victoriana and the Cult of the 'Dray-Flay'
13.
Future Conditionnal
Tailpiece
Dartmoor River - (Robin Armstrong)
Foreword
Preface
Introduction
My Moorland days
Seasons on the Rivers
Moving
Downstream
Down to the Sea and Beyond
On Painters and
Painting
Sculptural Endpiece
The Fly and the Fish - (John Atherton)
Introduction
Preface
I - ''Birth
of an Idea''
II
- ''Youth''
III - The Rise and "Light pattern"
IV - Wet-Fly
and Nymph Fishing I
V
- Dry-Fly FishingI
VI - Cold Weather... Streamers and Bucktails
VII - Fishing
with Spiders and Variants
VIII
- Flies and Impressionism
IX - Dry Flies
X - Wet Flies
XI
- Nymphs
XII - Touching on Rods
XIII - Lines and Leaders
XIV
- Ladies - and Guides
XV - Steelhead
XVI - Atlantic Salmon
XVII
- Salmon Flies
XVIII - The Neversink
XIX - My Favorite river
The Fly Fisher's Guide to Aquatic Flies - (W.G. Bainbridge)
Acknownledgments
Introduction
I
- A Short Account of the Life History of aquatic insects
II -
Structure of Aquatic insects
III - Times and appearance of Natural
flies, and Their Artificial Imitations
List of British Flies
The Fly Fisher's Guide - (Geo
C.Bainbridge)
1ère
ed. - 1816 ;The Flyfisher's Classic Library - 1992*
Preface
Of the advantages
of Fly Fishing
Of the Materials Used in Fly Fishing
Of the
Rod
Of theLines
Of the Hooks
Of Gut and Weed
Of the
Reel
Of the Pannier
Of pocket Books
Description of the
Mode of Tying Flies
Rules to be observed in Angling
Proper
Seasons and Times of Angling
Of the Salmon
Of the Trout
Of
the Gravel Fly
Of the Grayling, or Umber
Of the Graining
Of
the Gray Mullet
Of the Chub, Chevin, or Chavinder
Of the Bleak
Of
the Roach, and the Dace Dare or Showler
Description of
Salmon Flies, in plate 3
Description of trout Flies,
in plate 5
Description of trout Flies, in plate
6
Description of trout Flies, in plate 7
Description
of trout Flies, in plate 8
Of the Moths, for
night Fishing
Method of preserving Gentles
Of Ground Fishing
with a Running Line
Of Trolling, or Minnow fishing
Art of Angling - (Richard & Charles Bowlker)
