Edward Fitzgibbon Knihy

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The book provides a comprehensive guide to salmon and salmon-fishing, divided into two parts. The first section delves into the natural history of salmon, offering insights into their life cycle and habitat. The second part emphasizes the techniques and artistry of salmon-fishing, enriched with illustrations and personal anecdotes from seasoned anglers, including the author and his assistant. This resource is essential for both novice and experienced fishermen seeking to enhance their understanding and skills in salmon-fishing.

Rich in anecdotes and practical advice, this enduring classic offers insights into catching and preparing various fish, making it a delightful read for anglers. Walton's reflections blend fishing techniques with timeless stories, ensuring that both seasoned fishermen and novices can appreciate the leisurely pursuit of angling. The book's charm lies not just in its how-to nature but in its engaging narrative, which has captivated readers for over 350 years.