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Fisherman only become bores when they are bragging about their big fish. But this collection of essays shows their other side. When fishermen talk about their losses, they show a much more interesting side, and here a collection of famous or important writers all contribute an essay which in many cases becomes more than an account of a lost fish which has haunted them all their lives; it sheds light on the nature of loss itself, and how the human spirit endures it.
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The one that got away, or, Tales of days when fish triumphed over anglers
2015, Merlin Unwin Books
in English
1910723029 9781910723029
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Table of Contents
The bass at the Mere / Nigel Haywood
Last cast on Dal Harrald / Max Hastings
Too soon an age / Brian Clarke
The fish by the thistle / Sidney Vines
When all the world was young / David Street
Misadventure at Malindi / Julian Paget
Jilted by the queen / Chris Yates
Islamorada / Neil Patterson
Never trust a poacher / David Steel
Putting yourself on the line / David Profumo
Pool of the summer sheiling / Bruce Sandison
The trout that said thank you / Conrad Voss Bark
Over the volcano / Bernard Venables
Going for bust / Chips Keswick
Playing the April fool / George Melly
One that should have got away / Jeremy Paxman
The monster of Clapham Beck / Laurence Catlow.
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Originally published in 1991.
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