The action in this book begins as three men walk the road to the Thatched House together.  
The action in this book begins as three men walk the road to the Thatched House together.  Their discourse involves the relative merits of each man's recreational pleasure, and they appeal to sources such as Aristotle and the Bible for justification. Despite the copious details, it's far more than just a book on "How to fish for, and dress, the Chavender of Chub." For ten points, John Cotton revised this book featuring Piscator, Venator, and Auceps that Isaak Walton wrote.
The action in this book begins as three men walk the road to the Thatched House together.  
The {Compleat Angler}