Copies: 400 cloth, 98 leather - both limited

Extent: 192pp

Size: 185 x 125mm

Binding: Cloth or full bound leather

Illustrations: Black line illustrations

The Lady of the Stream

Paul Morgan

A collection of all the finest stories of that most beautiful member of the adipose family - the grayling. With contributions from many famous anglers.

'This is a book of a man's journey through life moving side by side with his growing love of the grayling, and seen through a superb collection of angling writers . . . It is a little book rarely seen nowadays, of the sort of size the Victorians produced, yet it is long enough to prolong the delight of reading the works of many of the very best of grayling writers. Sheringham is here, so is C. V. Hancock, Rolt and Pritt. Pride of place goes to Carter Platts with three, and, as is right and proper to the inspirer of the Grayling Society, Reg Righyni has the first and last word. . . There is humour . . . but should you want to know what flies are in the expert's box, or the basic tackle for trotting, or you have suspected that the Eastern European deep nymphing technique might have had a Victorian ancestor, then it is all here.' - R. B. Broughton, The Grayling Society