Hi All,
Like many of you I've read tonnes of carp fishing books, all the usual ones, Hearn, Lane, Maylin etc.
Would like to read Micky's books but not willing to shell out over £100 each for them!
Has anyone got any recommendations for other carp books that they particularly enjoyed?
I'm not interested in how to's or tactics, books that are more about the journey, off the radar massive effort, sort of stuff I what I enjoy. All the things I don't have the time to do in my own angling 😂
What does everyone recommend???
Cheers!
Phil
Like many of you I've read tonnes of carp fishing books, all the usual ones, Hearn, Lane, Maylin etc.
Would like to read Micky's books but not willing to shell out over £100 each for them!
Has anyone got any recommendations for other carp books that they particularly enjoyed?
I'm not interested in how to's or tactics, books that are more about the journey, off the radar massive effort, sort of stuff I what I enjoy. All the things I don't have the time to do in my own angling 😂
What does everyone recommend???
Cheers!
Phil
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The Stolen Years. Hugh Falkus
ISBN: 9780854931309
The Stolen Years. Hugh Falkus
ISBN: 9780854931309
In reply to Post #1
A Coming of Age by Stuart Harris or A Fool and His Eel by Mark Walsingham both very good books and about much more than just carp fishing. Highly recommend both
A Coming of Age by Stuart Harris or A Fool and His Eel by Mark Walsingham both very good books and about much more than just carp fishing. Highly recommend both
It's worth spending the money on these books, look after them and you'll at least get your money back when you've read them, possible even make a profit.
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You can still buy mickeys second book from retail outlets
Try
the syndicate series
Keith Jenkins books
Illusions of maya Phil escott
Bivvy tramps 1&2
You can still buy mickeys second book from retail outlets
Try
the syndicate series
Keith Jenkins books
Illusions of maya Phil escott
Bivvy tramps 1&2
In reply to Post #1
The forgotten chapters and finding the time to cast. Both cheapish and very good.
The forgotten chapters and finding the time to cast. Both cheapish and very good.
footprints and memories by m L skeet..
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Fly fishing by j r Hartley
Fly fishing by j r Hartley
I really enjoyed Adam pennings - rolling in the deep .
I'm currently reading oz Holnes - forces of nature , this one has taking me by surprise a little to be honest . It's been really good . Great in depth detail on both conningbrook and burghfield .
I'm currently reading oz Holnes - forces of nature , this one has taking me by surprise a little to be honest . It's been really good . Great in depth detail on both conningbrook and burghfield .
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Romancing the Carp by David Jones. Really well written with great tales of his time on Synah, Frensham and other waters.
Romancing the Carp by David Jones. Really well written with great tales of his time on Synah, Frensham and other waters.
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Just finished Carping Mad by Mike Redfern. Read it non-stop and had a good laugh too. A Romp with Carp by Albert Romp and Fallen Kings by Dave Levy are also nice.
Just finished Carping Mad by Mike Redfern. Read it non-stop and had a good laugh too. A Romp with Carp by Albert Romp and Fallen Kings by Dave Levy are also nice.
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Carp Strikes Back by Rod Hutchinson
Carp Strikes Back by Rod Hutchinson
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Beauties and the beasts by John claridge
Beauties and the beasts by John claridge
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I quite liked that book as well. Another off the radar kind of book
I quite liked that book as well. Another off the radar kind of book