is this any good? got his other two which I enjoyed but in need of some reading and tossing up whether to get this or tels book or both.
Cheers,
Merv
Cheers,
Merv
In reply to Post #1
Get both. I preferred this to Tels latest book but if you like books definitely worth getting both
Get both. I preferred this to Tels latest book but if you like books definitely worth getting both
In reply to Post #1
Flick of a tale is the best fishing book I've read along with fox pool too
Flick of a tale is the best fishing book I've read along with fox pool too
In reply to Post #1
Another vote for flick of the tale didn't really enjoy fine lines
Another vote for flick of the tale didn't really enjoy fine lines
In reply to Post #2
have you red nashys book? demon eye or something, any good?
Whys daves latest book not as good then - just a case of the old days make better stories or just a bit more formulaic?
Merv
have you red nashys book? demon eye or something, any good?
Whys daves latest book not as good then - just a case of the old days make better stories or just a bit more formulaic?
Merv
In reply to Post #5
I'm not a fan of Nash (the man or the brand) so not read that book. The biggest issue with Laney and Tels latest books is that most of it has been covered in videos or magazines. I prefer the way Dave Lane writes which is why I preferred his book to Tels. There are definitely other books out there that are better such as Forces of Nature, a book that really surprised me as to how much I enjoyed it (I read that immediately after reading Through the Mist and enjoyed it so much more)
I'm not a fan of Nash (the man or the brand) so not read that book. The biggest issue with Laney and Tels latest books is that most of it has been covered in videos or magazines. I prefer the way Dave Lane writes which is why I preferred his book to Tels. There are definitely other books out there that are better such as Forces of Nature, a book that really surprised me as to how much I enjoyed it (I read that immediately after reading Through the Mist and enjoyed it so much more)
In reply to Post #6
cheers for your help, ive got a few of the usual suspects just wondering what next.
oz's book is always bloody expensive - managed to get a coy of the wraysbury chronicles for not much so will give that a go first then daves
cheers for your help, ive got a few of the usual suspects just wondering what next.
oz's book is always bloody expensive - managed to get a coy of the wraysbury chronicles for not much so will give that a go first then daves
In reply to Post #7
underrated books:
Nigel Sharp - Living the Dream
John Claridge - Beauties and the Beasts
underrated books:
Nigel Sharp - Living the Dream
John Claridge - Beauties and the Beasts
In reply to Post #8
Add Dave Levy's Fallen Kings to that list.
Add Dave Levy's Fallen Kings to that list.
In reply to Post #8
Beauties and the Beasts is a very good book, as is Fallen Kings also mentioned
Beauties and the Beasts is a very good book, as is Fallen Kings also mentioned
In reply to Post #10
cheers, always have a book on the go - trouble with carp books is they can be quite expensive so nice to have a few to go at.
wraysbury chronicles turned up this morning so will keep me going a week or so
cheers, always have a book on the go - trouble with carp books is they can be quite expensive so nice to have a few to go at.
wraysbury chronicles turned up this morning so will keep me going a week or so