John Wilson’s 501 Fishing Tips

Oakwood Fisheries — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 09:45:28 +0000

John Wilson, the UK's No.1 celebrated angler, author and broadcaster, reveals 501 personally tried-and-tested tips guaranteed to help anglers of all abilities develop their fishing skills and net the catch of their dreams.The definitive reference for any self-respecting angler, this MagBook contains everything you need to know before setting out on a day's angling and covers all the main species of freshwater fish, ranging from Bream and Chub to Trout and Salmon. Each dedicated section also looks at the best locations to cast-off, as well as the top bait and gear to use. So whether you're looking to gain more information about a specific fish or develop your understanding of coarse fishing in general, you need look no further than this great comprehensive guide.Tip #280 'Never set out across a trout reservoir for a day's fly fishing without a drogue. This is employed in windy conditions to slow down the boat's drift so that you have more control over the way your flies are fishing'About the author: John Wilson is the UK's top angler, author and broadcaster and has over 60 years of expertise in fishing. Every tip within this publication has been tried and tested by John himself to provide trustworthy and relevant advice

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Fishing: Learn from the Tips & Laugh at the Tales

Oakwood Fisheries — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 09:45:00 +0000

George Mason has been passionate about fishing since his father bought him his first rod in the early sixties. It was only a cheap 2 piece cane affair but he enjoyed catching fish with it in the village pond.As the years went on George acquired better tackle and began taking part in fishing competitions. He became successful and won many trophies including his local championship which he won for 2 years in succession.In this book he passes on the tips that helped him catch more fish than his rivals.This book is aimed at pleasure and match anglers alike regardless of their skill levels. It is written in a friendly humouros style that George hopes readers will find interesting and entertaining.George lives in England so the tips and tales are unique to that country. However, the book would be of interest to anglers of any country because catching fish is the same the world over and it is a pleasure to read.

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John Wilson’s 501 Fishing Tips

Fishing: Learn from the Tips & Laugh at the Tales