AFRICAN ANGLING - WHAT, WHERE, AND HOW? [1948]

Publisher's navy blue cloth binding with pictorial dust jacket.

251pp. Illustrated.

Binding tight. Contents clean. Dust jacket near fine.

The foreword was written by Deneys Reitz of Commando fame. It was the final one he wrote before his death in 1944.

'There is sixty years of experience behind what Mr. Lewis, a well-known Sportsman, Author and Broadcaster, writes.

This book contains records of the sport's early manifestations, of its development and present-day status, its traditions, and its place in literature.

Extremely interesting, as well as instructive to all lovers of "hook and sinker," this book is equally thrilling to those who like to do their "fishing" from the armchair.

Every reader will soon put "African Angling" in an honourable place in his library.' - editor's note