Yet More Sweet Days
Yet More Sweet Days - Notes from a Fly Fisher's Life (Paperback)
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For fly-fishermen everywhere, the news of an upcoming book from Tom Sutcliffe is as exciting as a ten-pound wild rainbow on a 4X tippet
Yet More Sweet Days certainly lives up to the weight of expectation from his many fans, locally and internationally.
It races upstream in leaps and bounds, taking you to places youve always wanted to fish: youll wade the high mountain rivers of the Eastern Cape, clamber along the boulder-strewn crystal streams of the Western Cape, throw a dainty dry on hallowed English chalkstreams, and fight fresh-run salmon in rugged Iceland with a volcano belching ash behind your casting shoulder.
Youll pick up tips and ideas (almost without realising it) from a master trout fisherman who has done more for the beautiful sport in South Africa than anyone, ever. Along the way youll soak yourself warmly in a philosophy that embraces fish and birds, people and animals a philosophy honed by thousands of kilometres of stalking up streams and countless cups of coffee brewed on a stove perched on the tailgate of his fishing truck.
Complemented by many original artworks from the author, this beautiful book is at once a rumination, a reflection and a profound escape for fly fishermen everywhere; when youre not actually casting at trout, this is the next best thing. [credit: Paul Curtis]
It races upstream in leaps and bounds, taking you to places youve always wanted to fish: youll wade the high mountain rivers of the Eastern Cape, clamber along the boulder-strewn crystal streams of the Western Cape, throw a dainty dry on hallowed English chalkstreams, and fight fresh-run salmon in rugged Iceland with a volcano belching ash behind your casting shoulder.
Youll pick up tips and ideas (almost without realising it) from a master trout fisherman who has done more for the beautiful sport in South Africa than anyone, ever. Along the way youll soak yourself warmly in a philosophy that embraces fish and birds, people and animals a philosophy honed by thousands of kilometres of stalking up streams and countless cups of coffee brewed on a stove perched on the tailgate of his fishing truck.
Complemented by many original artworks from the author, this beautiful book is at once a rumination, a reflection and a profound escape for fly fishermen everywhere; when youre not actually casting at trout, this is the next best thing. [credit: Paul Curtis]