Elliot Stock, 1880. First edition of this imprint. A photographic facsimile, reproduced on hand-made deckle-edge paper, with an interesting introduction. "One of the best facsimiles ever executed" - Westwood & Satchell. Read More about A Treatyse of Fysshynge with an Angle. Being a facsimile reproduction of the first book on the...

London: B. and R. Crosby, 1814. Tenth edition. Contains a section on weather forecasting and the use of the barometer, as well as Nobbes' 'Treatise on Trolling.' "Best was Keeper of His Majesty's Drawing-Room in the Tower of London" - Westwood & Satchell. Scarce in wrappers. Read More about The Art of Angling

London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, 1822. Eleventh edition. Read More about The Art of Angling [together with] The Complete Troller, by Robert Nobbs

London: Printed for C. Stalker, 1787. First edition, with half-title. Begins with a chapter on the natural history of fish, goes on to the best manner of making and choosing rods, lines, hooks, etc. Chapter IV provides a description of flies. "Best was Keeper of His Majesty's Drawing-room in the..... Read More about A Concise Treatise on the Art of Angling. Confirmed by actual Experience, and Minute...

London: Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, 1834. First edition. Read More about The Angler In Ireland; or An Englishman's Rambles Through Connaught and Munster During The Summer...

Wilmington, Delaware: [Printed at the Anthoesen Press Portland, Maine], 1966. Pleissner, Ogden. First edition, probably one of 100 copies. Inscribed on the flyleaf: "To Bill Wigton Merry Christmas from the Author and hoping this book will bring back some pleasant memories-1967 A.E.B." Read More about In Pursuit of Salar

Highland Park, Illinois: 1961. Read More about Mimeographed typed letter] “Dear Fellow Fisherman", providing detailed information about...

London: Blacker of 54, Dean St., Soho, 1855. Third edition, "Rewritten & revised by the author", later issue with three inserted pages of reviews. Best edition of an important and much sought-after volume, an expanded version of two smaller editions, the first published in 1842; the plates are remarkable, and..... Read More about Blacker's Art of Fly Making, &c. … with Engravings of Salmon & Trout Flies

Toronto: The Macmillan Company of Canada, Ltd, 1940. De Luxe edition. A modern angling classic, first printed in 1915, here in a new edition with a preface by John Buchan, novelist and governor general of Canada at the time. Read More about Brown Waters. With a preface by Lord Tweedsmuir

London: John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, 1856. First edition. Westwood & Satchell spend the greater part of an entire page disparaging Blakey's work, but add that it is redeemed from utter worthlessness by the excellent bibliography added by the publisher. Scarce. Read More about Historical Sketches of the Angling Literature of All Nations ... to which is added A Bibliography...

London: W.W. Robinson, 1846. First Edition. Read More about Hints On Angling, With Suggestions For Angling Excursions In France And Belgium, To Which Are...

Bismarck, N.D: The Cirrus Company [Hand set and printed by Caddy W. Burgess], 1936. First edition. Printed in North Dakota. Collection of verse, some on hunting themes, with pp. 47-62 comprising prose hunting and fishing sketches. A beautiful production in the style of the W.P.A. publications of the period. Read More about The Rye Is the Sea. Together with of the Author’s Experiences As a Novice Hunter and Angler...