How to become a better angler is easy when a fresh water biologist (and keen angler) publishes a book called The nature of Barbel by Nick Giles from Perca press.
This is the 2nd book of his I have read, the other being Freshwater fish, of the British Isles from Swan hill press, another must if you try for other species as well.
Know your quarry, what makes them tick, you see these little swimming computers dont care for anglers opinions, they just run programmes.
So learn about the fish, and you will be able to fish with less opinion and more science and so land more fish.
Here is part of Chris Yates foreword, whoever he is,
''The nature of Barbel is a wonderfully original book, full of good sense, good ideas, good descriptions and good science. By raising the fish out of its rather shadowy depths, it allows us to more clearly appreciate and understand it''
Cookie. I'll be back.
P.S I'm not on the pay roll.
This is the 2nd book of his I have read, the other being Freshwater fish, of the British Isles from Swan hill press, another must if you try for other species as well.
Know your quarry, what makes them tick, you see these little swimming computers dont care for anglers opinions, they just run programmes.
So learn about the fish, and you will be able to fish with less opinion and more science and so land more fish.
Here is part of Chris Yates foreword, whoever he is,
''The nature of Barbel is a wonderfully original book, full of good sense, good ideas, good descriptions and good science. By raising the fish out of its rather shadowy depths, it allows us to more clearly appreciate and understand it''
Cookie. I'll be back.
P.S I'm not on the pay roll.
