Trout and Salmon - November 1982
CONTENTS
13
Outlawed rainbows
Dart salmon at risk
14
The Irish Column
by George Burrows
15
The Scottish Scene
by Schiehallion
16
Welsh affairs
by Haslam
22 Letters to the Editor
Salmon: Who catches? Who pays?
38
Make mine a spider
by Roger Fogg
41
Licensed to fish
by Drew Jamieson
42
Double trouble
44
by David Shaw
Springers that ran the Humber
by Tony George
46
Salmon were their lifeline
by Peter Price
48
Fly-tyers' pheasants
by John Maitland
49
Spindleberry
50
The accumulative art, by Ewan Clarkson
First time on the Spey
by Peter Kilner
52
Flies from Ireland
53
The Gosling and the Bibio, by Robert McHaffie
New tackle
A rod from Grey's of Alnwick/A bag from Barbour's
54 A trout stream of your own
by Eric Birch
56
Unravelled threads
by Norman Simmonds
57
Angling reports
From England, Wales, Scotland
71
Not the nine o'clock news
by Bruce Sandison
72
A naturalist's notebook
Mist, rain and whisky stills, by Colin Gibson
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What I Sell...The things I sell are usually pretty old and all are pre-owned so don't expect shrink-wrapped wrapped perfection!Mostly, the items are sourced from local house clearance auction sales who, dueof the economics of running these auction houses, would have dumpedthem as unsold in land-fill if I hadn't bought the lot and sorted out
the saleable from the absolute rubbish.
My other 'planet saving' contributions...
Apart from keeping nice stuff out of land-fill,
Another
ploy is that, as I would otherwise have to make a 25 mile round trip to
do my posting, I can save fuel (and infection risk) by having all my
items collected by the Postie or the Hermes van driver as they are out
here anyway and no additional fuel is used.
My delivery details...
Postage is charged at cost (not 'hidden' as 'Free')
I always try to combine postage where possible - please ask before paying.
There
are occasions where combined post is not possible due to the types of
items (e.g. lead crystal and hammers don't travel well in the same
box!).
Packing slips can be sent by email if requested, otherwise - no paper!
Enjoy my items - I enjoyed rescuing them and giving them the chance of a new home!