Few and Short - Some Fishing Stories

This vintage book contains a collection of short stories and anecdotes related to fishing, originally published in the Birmingham Mail and the Fishing Gazette. These easy-to-read and often amusing anecdotes will appeal to all with a love for angling, and they are not to be missed by collectors of vintage fishing literature. Contents include: "e;Angler Integrity"e;, "e;Futility of Faked Baits"e;, "e;Depressing Story of Rural Cunning"e;, "e;Intelligence of Cats"e;, "e;Delightful December"e;, "e;Intolerable Size Limit Laws"e;, "e;A New Form of Indoor Sport"e;, "e;Edible Qualities of Fire"e;, "e;A False Alarm of Fire"e;, "e;A Day of Variegated Luck"e;, "e;An Instance of Thrift"e;, "e;Advice which Failed to Find Acceptance"e;, and "e;Ideal Holiday Home for Fishermen"e;. Many vintage books such as this are increasingly scarce and expensive. We are republishing this volume now in an affordable, modern, high-quality edition complete with its original artwork and text. "e;Few and Short - Some Fishing Stories"e; was first published in 1930.