The book of the fly-rod
By: edited by Hugh Sheringham and John C. Moore, illustrated by George Sheringham.
Contributors: Moore, John C. 1907- jt. ed.; Sheringham, George, 1884-1937, illus.
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Co.
Published: 1931
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 173
Subjects: Fishing; Fly casting
Table of contents: title: Editor's note.-A memory of Hugh Sheringham.-De maximis, by H. van Dyke.-"Out of Macedonia," by W. Radcliffe.-If we started afresh, by G.E.M. Skues.-The travelling companion, by A. Ransome.-The fly-rod in North America, by F. Greenslet.-Fly-fishing in Norway, by K. Dahl.-Salmon and sea trout, by W.L. Calderwood.-Salmon fishing in Canada, by F.G. Griswold.-The magnificence of the chub, by J.C. Moore.-Black bass, by H.D. Turing.-The fly-rod in the sea, by A.F. Bell.-A talk about it; with A.N. Gilbey.-The sound of it, by H.P. Greene.-The colour of it, by Sir C. Holmes.-The poetry of it, by E. Parker.-De minimis, by J.C. Moore.