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ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (New, Paperback, 2001). 2001 1st edition. 8vo paperback (146 x 208mm). Pp208. B/w photographs and illustrations. Slight shelf-wear but a fine unread copy. "Everyone in Cumbria has their own foot and mouth story. This is a collection of fifty of those stories, intensely personal, but also universal. School children, slaughter men, hoteliers, farmers, vets, vicars and many others all recount in their own words how foot and mouth turned life upside down. This is the story of Cumbria in 2001. Including contributions from Brigadier Alex Birtwistle, Chris Bonnington, Les Armstrong, Cumbria Crisis Alliance, Hunter Davies, David Maclean and many other people you will never have heard of but who might live in your village, drink in your pub, or have shared your thoughts, feelings and experiences during this foot and mouth crisis." Published by Small Sister by for BBC Radio Cumbria. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Paperback, 1951). (1948) 1951 revised edition. Small format paperback (100 x 158mm). Pp124. Blue-green covers, upper cover and spine titled in black. Slightly soiled and used, rear paste-down detaching from lower cover. Good. Lacks dust-wrapper. "Where to enjoy freshwater and sea fishing in all parts of the British Isles. Includes a chapter on angling for the beginner." .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Paperback, 1948). 1948 1st edition. 12mo paperback (103 x 158mm). Pp124. Card covers. Slight spotting and browning, repaired tear to bottom of spine, small marks to front cover. Good-plus. "Where to enjoy freshwater and sea fishing in all parts of the British Isles. Includes a chapter on angling for the beginner." .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Paperback, 1951). (1948) 1951 Revised Edition. Small format paperback with dust-wrapper (102 x 159mm). Pp124. Slight use but solidly intact in fray and torn dust-wrapper with some loss to spine. "Where to enjoy freshwater and sea fishing in all parts of the British Isles. Includes a chapter on angling for the beginner". .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Paperback, 1949). (1948) ND (1949) 2nd edn. Small format paperback with dust-wrapper. Pp124 + ppii ads. Slight browning but very good in rubbed dust-wrapper. "Where to enjoy freshwater and sea fishing in all parts of the British Isles. Includes a chapter on angling for the beginner." .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Paperback, 1948). 1948 1st edition. 12mo. Small format paperback. Pp124 + ppii ads. Slight use but very good. "Where to enjoy freshwater and sea fishing in all parts of the British Isles. Includes a chapter on angling for the beginner". .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1994). 1994 1st edition. 8vo (160 x 240mm). Ppx,228. B/w photographs, illustrations by Stewart Allum, jacket image by Maurice Pledger, bibliography. Maroon cloth, spine titled in silver-gilt. Fine in price-clipped dust-wrapper. A collection of papers, articles and stories about chub and chub fishing, compiled by Graham Cornish. The most comprehensive chub fishing book published to date as you will see from the following list of contents. Chapters include:- Chub study by Graham Cornish; A scale reading exercise by Brian Lloyd and David Moore; Big chub: nature's design? by Bill Brown; The Peterborough Specimen Group Chub Survey by Jim Gregory; Unusual chub behaviour by Charles Landells; Shapely chub by Alan Owers; Low population chub fisheries by Stuart Shepherd; How chub find your bait by Tony Carter; Chub from the Wye by Paul King; The Yorkshire chub by Jon Wolfe; Summing up by Tim Marshall; A study of the Hampshire Avon by Bill Neal; Fighting back by Stuart Shepherd; The stillwater scene by Peter Stone; Close encounters with stillwater chub by Graham Cornish; Locating big chub by Graham Cornish; Locating chub in summer by John Wilson; Locating chub in winter by Tony Miles; Rigs for chub by Kevin Smith; Fishing flood rafts by Tony Miles; Slugs and slug fishing by Charles Landells; Summer chub by Dick Walker; Plugs: A chubby alternative by Dave Ivey; The crust way by Alan Rawden; Fly fishing for chub by J.W. Martin (the "Trent Otter"); Weirpool fishing by Chris Caller; Night fishing by Alan Rawden; Match tactics on the Lea by Charles Landells; Big chub in flood conditions by Graham Cornish; Deep slow-water chubbing by Matt Hayes; Feeder fishing for chub by Bill Neal; Exotic baits for chub by Steve Plumb; First experiences with whitebait by Steve Burke; Mild days, frosty days by Stewart Allum; Summer fishing by Dave Slater; Long-trotting by Bruce Vaughan; Big chub can be 'Twitchers' too by Jack Hilton; Minor tactics on a spate river by John Aston; Big chub from the Lower Ure by Andy Dalby; Very big chub - an unknown quantity by Stewart Allum; It ain't necessarily so! by Paul King; Never ignore the urge! by Bruce Vaughan; Uncaught monsters by Peter Stone; A fresh perspective by Matt Hayes; A monster chub and the questions it poses by Alan Owers; I thought I saw. by Ian Bates; The six o'clock swim by Fred Sykes; A look at the group records by Graham Cornish; 'Rook Run' by Fred J. Taylor; Further thoughts on deadbaits by Peter Stone; Halcyon days by Dick Walker; A season at the pit by Derek Hack; An uncatchable chub in the fallen alder swim by Alan Owers; Chub by Dick Walker; Thoughts and reflections from the Annan by Fred Sykes; A monster chub story by Patrick Chalmers. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1994). 1994 1st edition. 8vo (160 x 240mm). Ppx,228. B/w photographs, illustrations by Stewart Allum, jacket image by Maurice Pledger, bibliography. Maroon cloth, spine titled in silver-gilt. Small hole to price-clipped dust-wrapper else very good copy. Signed on the acknowledgements page by Maurice Pledger who provided the illustration for the dust-wrapper. A collection of papers, articles and stories about chub and chub fishing, compiled by Graham Cornish. The most comprehensive chub fishing book published to date as you will see from the following list of contents. Chapters include:- Chub study by Graham Cornish; A scale reading exercise by Brian Lloyd and David Moore; Big chub: nature's design? by Bill Brown; The Peterborough Specimen Group Chub Survey by Jim Gregory; Unusual chub behaviour by Charles Landells; Shapely chub by Alan Owers; Low population chub fisheries by Stuart Shepherd; How chub find your bait by Tony Carter; Chub from the Wye by Paul King; The Yorkshire chub by Jon Wolfe; Summing up by Tim Marshall; A study of the Hampshire Avon by Bill Neal; Fighting back by Stuart Shepherd; The stillwater scene by Peter Stone; Close encounters with stillwater chub by Graham Cornish; Locating big chub by Graham Cornish; Locating chub in summer by John Wilson; Locating chub in winter by Tony Miles; Rigs for chub by Kevin Smith; Fishing flood rafts by Tony Miles; Slugs and slug fishing by Charles Landells; Summer chub by Dick Walker; Plugs: A chubby alternative by Dave Ivey; The crust way by Alan Rawden; Fly fishing for chub by J.W. Martin (the "Trent Otter"); Weirpool fishing by Chris Caller; Night fishing by Alan Rawden; Match tactics on the Lea by Charles Landells; Big chub in flood conditions by Graham Cornish; Deep slow-water chubbing by Matt Hayes; Feeder fishing for chub by Bill Neal; Exotic baits for chub by Steve Plumb; First experiences with whitebait by Steve Burke; Mild days, frosty days by Stewart Allum; Summer fishing by Dave Slater; Long-trotting by Bruce Vaughan; Big chub can be 'Twitchers' too by Jack Hilton; Minor tactics on a spate river by John Aston; Big chub from the Lower Ure by Andy Dalby; Very big chub - an unknown quantity by Stewart Allum; It ain't necessarily so! by Paul King; Never ignore the urge! by Bruce Vaughan; Uncaught monsters by Peter Stone; A fresh perspective by Matt Hayes; A monster chub and the questions it poses by Alan Owers; I thought I saw. by Ian Bates; The six o'clock swim by Fred Sykes; A look at the group records by Graham Cornish; 'Rook Run' by Fred J. Taylor; Further thoughts on deadbaits by Peter Stone; Halcyon days by Dick Walker; A season at the pit by Derek Hack; An uncatchable chub in the fallen alder swim by Alan Owers; Chub by Dick Walker; Thoughts and reflections from the Annan by Fred Sykes; A monster chub story by Patrick Chalmers. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1994). 1994 1st edition. 8vo (160 x 240mm). Ppx,228. B/w photographs, illustrations by Stewart Allum, jacket image by Maurice Pledger, bibliography. Maroon cloth, spine titled in silver-gilt. Slight stain to title-page but a very good copy in price-clipped dust-wrapper. Signed on the acknowledgements page by Maurice Pledger who provided the illustration for the dust-wrapper. A collection of papers, articles and stories about chub and chub fishing, compiled by Graham Cornish. The most comprehensive chub fishing book published to date as you will see from the following list of contents. Chapters include:- Chub study by Graham Cornish; A scale reading exercise by Brian Lloyd and David Moore; Big chub: nature's design? by Bill Brown; The Peterborough Specimen Group Chub Survey by Jim Gregory; Unusual chub behaviour by Charles Landells; Shapely chub by Alan Owers; Low population chub fisheries by Stuart Shepherd; How chub find your bait by Tony Carter; Chub from the Wye by Paul King; The Yorkshire chub by Jon Wolfe; Summing up by Tim Marshall; A study of the Hampshire Avon by Bill Neal; Fighting back by Stuart Shepherd; The stillwater scene by Peter Stone; Close encounters with stillwater chub by Graham Cornish; Locating big chub by Graham Cornish; Locating chub in summer by John Wilson; Locating chub in winter by Tony Miles; Rigs for chub by Kevin Smith; Fishing flood rafts by Tony Miles; Slugs and slug fishing by Charles Landells; Summer chub by Dick Walker; Plugs: A chubby alternative by Dave Ivey; The crust way by Alan Rawden; Fly fishing for chub by J.W. Martin (the "Trent Otter"); Weirpool fishing by Chris Caller; Night fishing by Alan Rawden; Match tactics on the Lea by Charles Landells; Big chub in flood conditions by Graham Cornish; Deep slow-water chubbing by Matt Hayes; Feeder fishing for chub by Bill Neal; Exotic baits for chub by Steve Plumb; First experiences with whitebait by Steve Burke; Mild days, frosty days by Stewart Allum; Summer fishing by Dave Slater; Long-trotting by Bruce Vaughan; Big chub can be 'Twitchers' too by Jack Hilton; Minor tactics on a spate river by John Aston; Big chub from the Lower Ure by Andy Dalby; Very big chub - an unknown quantity by Stewart Allum; It ain't necessarily so! by Paul King; Never ignore the urge! by Bruce Vaughan; Uncaught monsters by Peter Stone; A fresh perspective by Matt Hayes; A monster chub and the questions it poses by Alan Owers; I thought I saw. by Ian Bates; The six o'clock swim by Fred Sykes; A look at the group records by Graham Cornish; 'Rook Run' by Fred J. Taylor; Further thoughts on deadbaits by Peter Stone; Halcyon days by Dick Walker; A season at the pit by Derek Hack; An uncatchable chub in the fallen alder swim by Alan Owers; Chub by Dick Walker; Thoughts and reflections from the Annan by Fred Sykes; A monster chub story by Patrick Chalmers. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1994). 1994 1st edition. 8vo (160 x 240mm). Ppx,228. B/w photographs, illustrations by Stewart Allum, jacket image by Maurice Pledger, bibliography. Maroon cloth, spine titled in silver-gilt. Very good in price-clipped dust-wrapper. Signed on the acknowledgements page by Maurice Pledger who provided the illustration for the dust-wrapper. A collection of papers, articles and stories about chub and chub fishing, compiled by Graham Cornish. The most comprehensive chub fishing book published to date as you will see from the following list of contents. Chapters include:- Chub study by Graham Cornish; A scale reading exercise by Brian Lloyd and David Moore; Big chub: nature's design? by Bill Brown; The Peterborough Specimen Group Chub Survey by Jim Gregory; Unusual chub behaviour by Charles Landells; Shapely chub by Alan Owers; Low population chub fisheries by Stuart Shepherd; How chub find your bait by Tony Carter; Chub from the Wye by Paul King; The Yorkshire chub by Jon Wolfe; Summing up by Tim Marshall; A study of the Hampshire Avon by Bill Neal; Fighting back by Stuart Shepherd; The stillwater scene by Peter Stone; Close encounters with stillwater chub by Graham Cornish; Locating big chub by Graham Cornish; Locating chub in summer by John Wilson; Locating chub in winter by Tony Miles; Rigs for chub by Kevin Smith; Fishing flood rafts by Tony Miles; Slugs and slug fishing by Charles Landells; Summer chub by Dick Walker; Plugs: A chubby alternative by Dave Ivey; The crust way by Alan Rawden; Fly fishing for chub by J.W. Martin (the "Trent Otter"); Weirpool fishing by Chris Caller; Night fishing by Alan Rawden; Match tactics on the Lea by Charles Landells; Big chub in flood conditions by Graham Cornish; Deep slow-water chubbing by Matt Hayes; Feeder fishing for chub by Bill Neal; Exotic baits for chub by Steve Plumb; First experiences with whitebait by Steve Burke; Mild days, frosty days by Stewart Allum; Summer fishing by Dave Slater; Long-trotting by Bruce Vaughan; Big chub can be 'Twitchers' too by Jack Hilton; Minor tactics on a spate river by John Aston; Big chub from the Lower Ure by Andy Dalby; Very big chub - an unknown quantity by Stewart Allum; It ain't necessarily so! by Paul King; Never ignore the urge! by Bruce Vaughan; Uncaught monsters by Peter Stone; A fresh perspective by Matt Hayes; A monster chub and the questions it poses by Alan Owers; I thought I saw. by Ian Bates; The six o'clock swim by Fred Sykes; A look at the group records by Graham Cornish; 'Rook Run' by Fred J. Taylor; Further thoughts on deadbaits by Peter Stone; Halcyon days by Dick Walker; A season at the pit by Derek Hack; An uncatchable chub in the fallen alder swim by Alan Owers; Chub by Dick Walker; Thoughts and reflections from the Annan by Fred Sykes; A monster chub story by Patrick Chalmers. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1994). 1994 1st edition. 8vo (160 x 240mm). Ppx,228. B/w photographs, illustrations by Stewart Allum, jacket image by Maurice Pledger, bibliography. Maroon cloth, spine titled in silver-gilt. Fine copy in unclipped dust-wrapper. Signed on the acknowledgements page by Maurice Pledger who provided the illustration for the dust-wrapper. A collection of papers, articles and stories about chub and chub fishing, compiled by Graham Cornish. The most comprehensive chub fishing book published to date as you will see from the following list of contents. Chapters include:- Chub study by Graham Cornish; A scale reading exercise by Brian Lloyd and David Moore; Big chub: nature's design? by Bill Brown; The Peterborough Specimen Group Chub Survey by Jim Gregory; Unusual chub behaviour by Charles Landells; Shapely chub by Alan Owers; Low population chub fisheries by Stuart Shepherd; How chub find your bait by Tony Carter; Chub from the Wye by Paul King; The Yorkshire chub by Jon Wolfe; Summing up by Tim Marshall; A study of the Hampshire Avon by Bill Neal; Fighting back by Stuart Shepherd; The stillwater scene by Peter Stone; Close encounters with stillwater chub by Graham Cornish; Locating big chub by Graham Cornish; Locating chub in summer by John Wilson; Locating chub in winter by Tony Miles; Rigs for chub by Kevin Smith; Fishing flood rafts by Tony Miles; Slugs and slug fishing by Charles Landells; Summer chub by Dick Walker; Plugs: A chubby alternative by Dave Ivey; The crust way by Alan Rawden; Fly fishing for chub by J.W. Martin (the "Trent Otter"); Weirpool fishing by Chris Caller; Night fishing by Alan Rawden; Match tactics on the Lea by Charles Landells; Big chub in flood conditions by Graham Cornish; Deep slow-water chubbing by Matt Hayes; Feeder fishing for chub by Bill Neal; Exotic baits for chub by Steve Plumb; First experiences with whitebait by Steve Burke; Mild days, frosty days by Stewart Allum; Summer fishing by Dave Slater; Long-trotting by Bruce Vaughan; Big chub can be 'Twitchers' too by Jack Hilton; Minor tactics on a spate river by John Aston; Big chub from the Lower Ure by Andy Dalby; Very big chub - an unknown quantity by Stewart Allum; It ain't necessarily so! by Paul King; Never ignore the urge! by Bruce Vaughan; Uncaught monsters by Peter Stone; A fresh perspective by Matt Hayes; A monster chub and the questions it poses by Alan Owers; I thought I saw. by Ian Bates; The six o'clock swim by Fred Sykes; A look at the group records by Graham Cornish; 'Rook Run' by Fred J. Taylor; Further thoughts on deadbaits by Peter Stone; Halcyon days by Dick Walker; A season at the pit by Derek Hack; An uncatchable chub in the fallen alder swim by Alan Owers; Chub by Dick Walker; Thoughts and reflections from the Annan by Fred Sykes; A monster chub story by Patrick Chalmers. .