Chris Yates’ On Fishing at Sea is a masterful blend of lyrical prose and intimate reflection, weaving together his deep passion for angling with the quiet, contemplative rhythms of the maritime landscape. With a voice both erudite and approachable, Yates evokes the timeless allure of fishing, exploring not only the technicalities but also the philosophical undercurrents of patience, solitude, and connection to nature. This work transcends the genre of sporting memoir, offering readers a sophisticated meditation on the art of fishing as a profound human endeavor. Perfect for those who appreciate vintage literary craftsmanship alongside the serenity of the sea, it stands as a cherished treasure within the realm of second-hand and out-of-print books.
Chris Yates’ On Fishing at Sea is a masterful blend of lyrical prose and intimate reflection, weaving together his deep passion for angling with the quiet, contemplative rhythms of the maritime landscape. With a voice both erudite and approachable, Yates evokes the timeless allure of fishing, exploring not only the technicalities but also the philosophical undercurrents of patience, solitude, and connection to nature. This work transcends the genre of sporting memoir, offering readers a sophisticated meditation on the art of fishing as a profound human endeavor. Perfect for those who appreciate vintage literary craftsmanship alongside the serenity of the sea, it stands as a cherished treasure within the realm of second-hand and out-of-print books.
Penguin 2010 softcover first edition copy is in very good condition, clean externally/internally
