MAYLIN ROB AND FRIENDS (16 resultados)

Condición: new. (Hardcover, 2014). 2014 1st edition. 8vo (155 x 216mm). Pp304. Colour photographs. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Fine new copy in dust-wrapper. "River carping has never been more popular. The scramble to get the going swims on traditional carp venues has forced many anglers to turn their backs on their local lakes and gravel pits and seek the quieter side of carp fishing on rivers and canals, where at least there are swims available on a Friday afternoon. In this unique volume you will find both technical and session chapters covering every aspect of river carping, including the history of river fishing by Mike Wilson, how to do it by Rob Maylin and chapters on the River Thames, Cardiff Wharf, River Trent, River Severn, River Lea, River Lee, River Cam, River Ouse, Fen Drains, London Docks, River Nene, River Wye, River Medway, River Frome, River Colne, River Blackwater and River Niagara. With many never before published pictures of stunning carp, all caught well off the beaten track." Contributions from Mike Wilson, Ross Partridge, Marc Twaite and Liam Chapman. .

Condición: new. (Hardcover, 2016). 2016 1st edition. 8vo (155 x 216mm). Pp232. Colour photographs, b/w illustrations by Gareth Fareham. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Fine new copy in dust-wrapper. A follow-on from River Carping, and, More River Carping, by the same author. "This is the last of our Off The Beaten Track River Carping books, and in my opinion the best has definitely been left until last. No less than eight river records are featured in this publication from the greatest rivers in the UK, from the mighty Thames records of both common and mirror strains, two massive River Lea records, the Delph, Gipping and Ouse records, and even a couple of monsters from an undisclosed river, both of which are records. Lost of other rivers are covered in this book: the River Avon by Gary Whelan, River Irwell by Daniel Scranage; River Cam by Kevin Sanders, Chris Thripp on the River Ouse plus lots more besides, including a whole section of river catch reports from up and down the country. .I hope you have enjoyed our dip into the world of river carping. .it offers the angler several 'old school' advantages over the syndicate or day ticket pools. The element of the unknown, uncrowded banks and the opportunity to get a swim going without unwanted attention from the masses makes river fishing more and more appealing in the competitive world of carp fishing." Along with all of the above there are also several chapters on river carping in Europe and North America - the Danube in Romania, the Ebro in Spain, Canada's St Lawrence Seaway and many rivers in the USA and France. Chapters include:- Tactics and techniques; Tackling the flow by Dave Little; The River Thames - Finding the right spot by Bradley Purssey; Thames carp fishing by Josh Medhurst; River Thames by Jack Funnell; River Witham by Paul Wayne; The River Great Ouse - A carper's path by Dave Little; Under your rod tips by Chris Thripp; Overseas - Spain: Ebro dreams by Nick Shattock; France: The rivers of France by Steve Briggs; Romania: The River Danube by Steve Briggs; Canada: The St Lawrence Seaway by Steve Briggs; USA: USA river carping by Iain Sorrell; The River Cam - I'm gonna need a bigger boat by Kevin Sanders; The River Avon - Avon adventures by Gary Whelan; River catch reports; The River Irwell - River carp story by Daniel Scranage; The River Lea - River monsters by Simon Scott; The River Trent - Monster common from the River Trent by Ricky Bishop; Adventures on the might Trent by Lee Brooks; My life on the River Trent by Mitch Godfrey; Once in a lifetime by Marc Twaite; The River Severn - Severn carping by Sean Smith; The Sincil Drain by Paul Wayne; River monsters by Rob Maylin. .

Condición: new. (Hardcover, 2015). 2015 1st edition. 8vo (152 x 216mm). Pp304. Colour photographs, b/w illustrations by Gareth Fareham. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Fine new copy in dust-wrapper. "Canal carping has become one of the fastest growing areas of carp fishing in recent years in the UK, not that there's anything new in carp fishing canals, as this book will soon prove. Some carp anglers have been fishing canals almost exclusively for decades, and of course canal carping in countries like Holland and Belgium is commonplace. .This book focuses on English canal carp angling with just a couple of examples of what is available if you wish to travel." Chapters include: Tactics and techniques - canal technical, by Danny Champion; The Royal Military Canal (Kent and Sussex) - a tale of two records, by Bill Phillips, the Town Stretch, by Ken South; The Chelmer and Blackwater Canal (Essex) - mystery and secrets, by Matt Lee, canal life, by Jade Martin, a whole new world, by Matt Lee; Canal catches; Cheshire Canal, by Lee Colford; The Dudley Canal - The Black Country Cut, by Josh Myatt, The Dudley Canal system, by Darren Dunn and Anthony Williamson, urban legends, by Craig McEvoy; The Sankey Canal (Lancashire really, now in Cheshire and Merseyside) - the unstable campaign, by Lee Colford; The South Holland Main Drain (Lincolnshire), by Liam Chapman; The Wyrley and Essington Canal (S. Staffordshire), by Neil Horton; The Grand Union Canal (London to Birmingham) - Grand carping, by Dan Cleary, Grand Union Canal cracker, by Dan Sibley, unknown possibilities, by Keith William, Colne Valley escapees, by Nick Helleur, Basingstoke Canal record, by Danny Champion; Overseas canal carping - a tale of three fifties, by Dan Cleary." A huge variety of canals with one common denominator - dedicated canal carpers!" .

Condición: new. (Hardcover, 2014). 2014 1st edition. 8vo (151 x 216mm). Pp304. Colour and b/w photographs, b/w illustration by Gareth Fareham. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Fine new copy in dust-wrapper. "Some would say that all the mystery in carp fishing has long gone. These days the carp all have names, and we know all there is to know about them: weight, age even their shoe size. But what if I were to tell you that there is another side of fishing where 'mystery' is still a key factor? I am of course talking about waters 'Off the Beaten Track'. Don't jump to conclusions that I am merely talking about 'guesting' on estate lakes and the sort. No, there are a lot of venues that are quite legal to fish, which contain unknown, unpublished and uncaught carp, such as rivers, canals, village ponds, London parks, wharves, castle moats, golf courses, pheasant farms and duck shooting ponds. These too are venues not normally associated with carp fishing, but waters that a few people have taken advantage of over the years with incredible results. This is a book of those captures, a little bit of guesting and also from venues where publicity is not allowed - the mystery of the unknown, unpublished monsters from undisclosed waters; secluded secret venues where covert operations are carried out under cover of darkness, true cloak and dagger carping. The chapters are for the most part factual; however there is a sprinkling of fictional articles here too. It is for the reader to decide what is fact and what is fiction. One thing for certain is that these fish were all hard earned, caught by anglers generally turning their backs on the rat race that carp fishing has become on some waters. .These waters are the paradises of those who dare to fish outside the box and walk that path that is 'Off the Beaten Track'." Chapters include: Over the wall, by Rob Maylin; Off the beaten track, Venue 1, by Jamie the Explorer; Off the beaten track, Venue 2, by Jamie the Explorer; A walk around The Mere with Jamie the Explorer, by Emily Damment; The Mere, the last capture of the Black Mirror, by Steve Briggs; Eggington's Secrets Part 1, by Jason Wheat; Eggington's Secrets Part 2, by Jason Wheat; Beasts of the Country Park, by Lee Brooks; Mystery of the uncaught, by Ed Betteridge; A dream fulfilled, by Tony Atkins; Me, my rod and a pocketful of bits, by Mark Webster; The Park, by Paul Rudd; A forgotten lake, by Nick Helleur; Startops, by Alan Gale; The London Park, by Mike Scott; The secrets of the RSPB Lake, by Mark Johnson; Unusual venues; The intimate venue, by Mike Madley; The One, by Aaron Isherwood; The Neglected Pool, by Scott Tippett; Jewels in the crown, by Mike Scott; Private House Pond, by Toby Nathan; In search of the alleged monsters, by Connor Acciaccarelli; The Forgotten Garden, by Rupert Torp; Secrets of the Village Pond, by Rob Nunn. .

Condición: new. (Hardcover, 2015). 2015 1st edition. 8vo (152 x 216mm). Pp248. Colour photographs. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Fine new copy in dust-wrapper. "If someone had told me thirty years ago that one day the backdrop to some people's carp captures would feature office blocks, factories and high street retailers I would never have believed them. Surely carp angling is an escape to the countryside - to quiet meadows far away from civilisation? Yet today more and more urban carping exists. Park lakes, wharves, rivers and canal systems within the city itself have become home to some monster and scale-perfect carp. Carp will take advantage of their surroundings; it makes no difference to them if they are enclosed by willow and oak or skyscraping tower blocks - if the water can sustain life it will be occupied." Chapters include:- Urban carping - Urban wharfare by Andrew Bando Riste; Urban carping by Lewis Errington; Legends of the Sanatorium by Daddy Mac (aka Craig Jon McEvoy); Guesting - Off limits by Gareth Wooffindin; Private waters by Kurtis Burton; Secret lake by Mitch Godfrey; Park lakes - The lake with no carp by John Harrop-Turnball; The country park by Dave Robinson; My park journey by Josh Moran; Off the beaten track - The haunted mere by Jay Russell; The farm lake by Charlie Shipman; Into the unknown by Earl Knights; No names, no numbers by Dan Goult; Secret lake success by Ashley Irvine; The river fish by Chad Critchley; Untapped reservoirs - The hidden resi by Lee Brooks; Big resi result by Jake Loft; History untold - Gold in my hands by Chris Thripp; A slice of history by Dan Stacey; The urban canal - The Grand Union Canal by Andy Loble; The urban opportunist by Chris Smith; Canal carping by Rich Hogg. .

Condición: new. (Hardcover, 2014). 2014 1st edition. 8vo (151 x 216mm). Pp304. Colour and b/w photographs, b/w illustration by Gareth Fareham. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Fine new copy in dust-wrapper. "Some would say that all the mystery in carp fishing has long gone. These days the carp all have names, and we know all there is to know about them: weight, age even their shoe size. But what if I were to tell you that there is another side of fishing where 'mystery' is still a key factor? I am of course talking about waters 'Off the Beaten Track'. Don't jump to conclusions that I am merely talking about 'guesting' on estate lakes and the sort. No, there are a lot of venues that are quite legal to fish, which contain unknown, unpublished and uncaught carp, such as rivers, canals, village ponds, London parks, wharves, castle moats, golf courses, pheasant farms and duck shooting ponds. These too are venues not normally associated with carp fishing, but waters that a few people have taken advantage of over the years with incredible results. This is a book of those captures, a little bit of guesting and also from venues where publicity is not allowed - the mystery of the unknown, unpublished monsters from undisclosed waters; secluded secret venues where covert operations are carried out under cover of darkness, true cloak and dagger carping. The chapters are for the most part factual; however there is a sprinkling of fictional articles here too. It is for the reader to decide what is fact and what is fiction. One thing for certain is that these fish were all hard earned, caught by anglers generally turning their backs on the rat race that carp fishing has become on some waters. .These waters are the paradises of those who dare to fish outside the box and walk that path that is 'Off the Beaten Track'." Chapters include: Over the wall, by Rob Maylin; Off the beaten track, Venue 1, by Jamie the Explorer; Off the beaten track, Venue 2, by Jamie the Explorer; A walk around The Mere with Jamie the Explorer, by Emily Damment; The Mere, the last capture of the Black Mirror, by Steve Briggs; Eggington's Secrets Part 1, by Jason Wheat; Eggington's Secrets Part 2, by Jason Wheat; Beasts of the Country Park, by Lee Brooks; Mystery of the uncaught, by Ed Betteridge; A dream fulfilled, by Tony Atkins; Me, my rod and a pocketful of bits, by Mark Webster; The Park, by Paul Rudd; A forgotten lake, by Nick Helleur; Startops, by Alan Gale; The London Park, by Mike Scott; The secrets of the RSPB Lake, by Mark Johnson; Unusual venues; The intimate venue, by Mike Madley; The One, by Aaron Isherwood; The Neglected Pool, by Scott Tippett; Jewels in the crown, by Mike Scott; Private House Pond, by Toby Nathan; In search of the alleged monsters, by Connor Acciaccarelli; The Forgotten Garden, by Rupert Torp; Secrets of the Village Pond, by Rob Nunn. .

(Hardcover, 2016). 2016 1st edition. 8vo (155 x 216mm). Pp232. Colour photographs, b/w illustrations by Gareth Fareham. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Near fine in dust-wrapper. Signed by Rob Maylin. A follow-on from River Carping, and, More River Carping, by the same author. "This is the last of our Off The Beaten Track River Carping books, and in my opinion the best has definitely been left until last. No less than eight river records are featured in this publication from the greatest rivers in the UK, from the mighty Thames records of both common and mirror strains, two massive River Lea records, the Delph, Gipping and Ouse records, and even a couple of monsters from an undisclosed river, both of which are records. Lost of other rivers are covered in this book: the River Avon by Gary Whelan, River Irwell by Daniel Scranage; River Cam by Kevin Sanders, Chris Thripp on the River Ouse plus lots more besides, including a whole section of river catch reports from up and down the country. .I hope you have enjoyed our dip into the world of river carping. .it offers the angler several 'old school' advantages over the syndicate or day ticket pools. The element of the unknown, uncrowded banks and the opportunity to get a swim going without unwanted attention from the masses makes river fishing more and more appealing in the competitive world of carp fishing." Along with all of the above there are also several chapters on river carping in Europe and North America - the Danube in Romania, the Ebro in Spain, Canada's St Lawrence Seaway and many rivers in the USA and France. Chapters include:- Tactics and techniques; Tackling the flow by Dave Little; The River Thames - Finding the right spot by Bradley Purssey; Thames carp fishing by Josh Medhurst; River Thames by Jack Funnell; River Witham by Paul Wayne; The River Great Ouse - A carper's path by Dave Little; Under your rod tips by Chris Thripp; Overseas - Spain: Ebro dreams by Nick Shattock; France: The rivers of France by Steve Briggs; Romania: The River Danube by Steve Briggs; Canada: The St Lawrence Seaway by Steve Briggs; USA: USA river carping by Iain Sorrell; The River Cam - I'm gonna need a bigger boat by Kevin Sanders; The River Avon - Avon adventures by Gary Whelan; River catch reports; The River Irwell - River carp story by Daniel Scranage; The River Lea - River monsters by Simon Scott; The River Trent - Monster common from the River Trent by Ricky Bishop; Adventures on the might Trent by Lee Brooks; My life on the River Trent by Mitch Godfrey; Once in a lifetime by Marc Twaite; The River Severn - Severn carping by Sean Smith; The Sincil Drain by Paul Wayne; River monsters by Rob Maylin. .

(Hardcover, 2014). 2014 1st edition. 8vo (151 x 216mm). Pp304. Colour and b/w photographs, b/w illustration by Gareth Fareham. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Visible glue line to paste-down else very good in dust-wrapper. Signed by Rob Maylin. "Some would say that all the mystery in carp fishing has long gone. These days the carp all have names, and we know all there is to know about them: weight, age even their shoe size. But what if I were to tell you that there is another side of fishing where 'mystery' is still a key factor? I am of course talking about waters 'Off the Beaten Track'. Don't jump to conclusions that I am merely talking about 'guesting' on estate lakes and the sort. No, there are a lot of venues that are quite legal to fish, which contain unknown, unpublished and uncaught carp, such as rivers, canals, village ponds, London parks, wharves, castle moats, golf courses, pheasant farms and duck shooting ponds. These too are venues not normally associated with carp fishing, but waters that a few people have taken advantage of over the years with incredible results. This is a book of those captures, a little bit of guesting and also from venues where publicity is not allowed - the mystery of the unknown, unpublished monsters from undisclosed waters; secluded secret venues where covert operations are carried out under cover of darkness, true cloak and dagger carping. The chapters are for the most part factual; however there is a sprinkling of fictional articles here too. It is for the reader to decide what is fact and what is fiction. One thing for certain is that these fish were all hard earned, caught by anglers generally turning their backs on the rat race that carp fishing has become on some waters. .These waters are the paradises of those who dare to fish outside the box and walk that path that is 'Off the Beaten Track'." Chapters include: Over the wall, by Rob Maylin; Off the beaten track, Venue 1, by Jamie the Explorer; Off the beaten track, Venue 2, by Jamie the Explorer; A walk around The Mere with Jamie the Explorer, by Emily Damment; The Mere, the last capture of the Black Mirror, by Steve Briggs; Eggington's Secrets Part 1, by Jason Wheat; Eggington's Secrets Part 2, by Jason Wheat; Beasts of the Country Park, by Lee Brooks; Mystery of the uncaught, by Ed Betteridge; A dream fulfilled, by Tony Atkins; Me, my rod and a pocketful of bits, by Mark Webster; The Park, by Paul Rudd; A forgotten lake, by Nick Helleur; Startops, by Alan Gale; The London Park, by Mike Scott; The secrets of the RSPB Lake, by Mark Johnson; Unusual venues; The intimate venue, by Mike Madley; The One, by Aaron Isherwood; The Neglected Pool, by Scott Tippett; Jewels in the crown, by Mike Scott; Private House Pond, by Toby Nathan; In search of the alleged monsters, by Connor Acciaccarelli; The Forgotten Garden, by Rupert Torp; Secrets of the Village Pond, by Rob Nunn. .

Condición: new. (Hardcover, 2015). 2015 1st edition. 8vo (152 x 216mm). Pp304. Colour photographs, b/w illustrations by Gareth Fareham. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Near fine in slightly used dust-wrapper. Signed by Rob Maylin. "Canal carping has become one of the fastest growing areas of carp fishing in recent years in the UK, not that there's anything new in carp fishing canals, as this book will soon prove. Some carp anglers have been fishing canals almost exclusively for decades, and of course canal carping in countries like Holland and Belgium is commonplace. .This book focuses on English canal carp angling with just a couple of examples of what is available if you wish to travel." Chapters include: Tactics and techniques - canal technical, by Danny Champion; The Royal Military Canal (Kent and Sussex) - a tale of two records, by Bill Phillips, the Town Stretch, by Ken South; The Chelmer and Blackwater Canal (Essex) - mystery and secrets, by Matt Lee, canal life, by Jade Martin, a whole new world, by Matt Lee; Canal catches; Cheshire Canal, by Lee Colford; The Dudley Canal - The Black Country Cut, by Josh Myatt, The Dudley Canal system, by Darren Dunn and Anthony Williamson, urban legends, by Craig McEvoy; The Sankey Canal (Lancashire really, now in Cheshire and Merseyside) - the unstable campaign, by Lee Colford; The South Holland Main Drain (Lincolnshire), by Liam Chapman; The Wyrley and Essington Canal (S. Staffordshire), by Neil Horton; The Grand Union Canal (London to Birmingham) - Grand carping, by Dan Cleary, Grand Union Canal cracker, by Dan Sibley, unknown possibilities, by Keith William, Colne Valley escapees, by Nick Helleur, Basingstoke Canal record, by Danny Champion; Overseas canal carping - a tale of three fifties, by Dan Cleary." A huge variety of canals with one common denominator - dedicated canal carpers!" .

1st Edn,. VIII 359 pages, numerous colour illus, vg in dj.

1st Edn,. VIII 359 pages, numerous colour illus, vg in dj.

(Hardcover, 1989 ). 1989 1st edition. 8vo (150 x 213mm). Pp304. Colour photographs, line illustrations. Dark green boards, spine titled in gilt. Good-plus in used dust-wrapper. The sequel to "Tiger Bay" covers the seasons 1987-88 and 1988-89. Many expert carp anglers contribute chapters on baits, tackle and tactics as well as lots of stories of monster carp caught - and caught again - and again. Contributions from the editor, Rod Hutchinson, Steve Allcott, Ian Guy, DaveWhibley, Martin Locke, Phil Harper, Rob Maylin, Clive Williams, Kevin Nash, Phil Harper, Kerry Darringer, Rael Bojko, Zenon Bojko, John Allen, Jan Wenczka, Tim Paisley, Dave Woods, Brian 'Lionel' Hankins, Colin Martin,Chris Ball, Bernard Loftus, and Peter Jones. .

(Hardcover, 1989 ). 1989 1st edition. 8vo (150 x 213mm). Pp304. Colour photographs, line illustrations. Dark green boards, spine titled in gilt. Cup-ring on front board otherwise very good in slightly torn dust-wrapper. The sequel to "Tiger Bay" covers the seasons 1987-88 and 1988-89. Many expert carp anglers contribute chapters on baits, tackle and tactics as well as lots of stories of monster carp caught - and caught again - and again. Contributions from the editor, Rod Hutchinson, Steve Allcott, Ian Guy, DaveWhibley, Martin Locke, Phil Harper, Rob Maylin, Clive Williams, Kevin Nash, Phil Harper, Kerry Darringer, Rael Bojko, Zenon Bojko, John Allen, Jan Wenczka, Tim Paisley, Dave Woods, Brian 'Lionel' Hankins, Colin Martin,Chris Ball, Bernard Loftus, and Peter Jones. .

(Hardcover, 1989). 1989 1st edition. 8vo (150 x 213mm). Pp304. Colour photographs, line illustrations. Dark green boards, spine titled in gilt. Very good first edition copy in a slightly spine-faded, stained, laminated dust-wrapper. The sequel to "Tiger Bay" covers the seasons 1987-88 and 1988-89. Many expert carp anglers contribute chapters on baits, tackle and tactics as well as lots of stories of monster carp caught - and caught again - and again. Contributions from the editor, Rod Hutchinson, Steve Allcott, Ian Guy, DaveWhibley, Martin Locke, Phil Harper, Rob Maylin, Clive Williams, Kevin Nash, Phil Harper, Kerry Darringer, Rael Bojko, Zenon Bojko, John Allen, Jan Wenczka, Tim Paisley, Dave Woods, Brian 'Lionel' Hankins, Colin Martin,Chris Ball, Bernard Loftus, and Peter Jones. .

(Hardcover, 1989 ). 1989 1st edition. 8vo (150 x 213mm). Pp304. Colour photographs, line illustrations. Dark green boards, spine titled in gilt. Very good first edition copy in slightly used dust-wrapper. The sequel to "Tiger Bay" covers the seasons 1987-88 and 1988-89. Many expert carp anglers contribute chapters on baits, tackle and tactics as well as lots of stories of monster carp caught - and caught again - and again. Contributions from the editor, Rod Hutchinson, Steve Allcott, Ian Guy, DaveWhibley, Martin Locke, Phil Harper, Rob Maylin, Clive Williams, Kevin Nash, Phil Harper, Kerry Darringer, Rael Bojko, Zenon Bojko, John Allen, Jan Wenczka, Tim Paisley, Dave Woods, Brian 'Lionel' Hankins, Colin Martin,Chris Ball, Bernard Loftus, and Peter Jones. .

Condición: new. (Hardcover, 2007). (1989) 2007 reprint - de luxe issue. 8vo (150 x 215mm). Pp304. Colour photographs, line illustrations. Full blue bonded leather, spine & upper board titled in gilt, all edges gilt, marbled end-papers, silk marker. Blue cloth slipcase. Edition limited to 100 copies. Fine copy in slipcase. Limitation label, signed & numbered by the author (#89 of 100) to front end-paper. The sequel to "Tiger Bay" covers the seasons 1987-88 and 1988-89. Many expert carp anglers contribute chapters on baits, tackle and tactics as well as lots of stories of monster carp caught - and caught again - and again. Contributions from Rob Maylin the editor, Rod Hutchinson, Steve Allcott, Ian Guy, Dave Whibley, Martin Locke, Phil Harper, Rob Maylin, Clive Williams, Kevin Nash, Phil Harper, Kerry Darringer, Rael Bojko, Zenon Bojko, John Allen, Jan Wenczka, Tim Paisley, Dave Woods, Brian 'Lionel' Hankins, Colin Martin, Chris Ball, Bernard Loftus, and Peter Jones. A long-awaited new reprint of this book, the first edition of which is now hard to find and expensive. .