Best pikelines (17 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. First Edition. Tanning to text block edge and leaf edges inside. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 120 pages.

Condición: Very Good. This book is in very good condition and will be shipped within 24 hours of ordering. The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged. This book has clearly been well maintained and looked after thus far. Money back guarantee if you are not satisfied. See all our books here, order more than 1 book and get discounted shipping. .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1989). (1988) 1989 reprint. 8vo (160 x 240mm). Ppx,120. B/w photographs, illustrations by David Lumb. Light blue boards, spine titled in silver-gilt. Quite browned but good copy in used, price-clipped dust-wrapper. Articles from the first two years of the journal of the Pike Angler's Club of Great Britain 1977-79. There are contributions from many household names such as Neville Fickling, Vic Bellars, Bill Chillingworth, Fred Buller and more, along with many articles written by other members of the PACGB. The book is divided into three sections covering tackle and techniques of fishing for pike, conservation and science and finally stories of great (and sometimes not so great) days on the water. Chapters include: Part One, Fishing for Pike: Home brew, N.J. Fickling; Frozen deadbait, Alec Johnson; Towards the ultimate plug or elf, Steve Tolan; Plugs again, Shin Baxter; Barbless singles and all that, Andy Barker; Tackle rigs, Barrie Rickards; Pike floats for small to medium sized baits, Steve Tolan; Barker up the wrong tree, Alec Johnson; Rigs for suspended deadbaits, Vic Bellars; Small boats for pike fishing, Geoff Knott. Part Two, Conservation and Science: Just a little about conservation, N.J. Fickling; Winterhill, Barrie Rickards, Conservation, Alec Johnson, conservation, why use trebels? Vic Bellars; Disgorgers, Barrie Rickards; Bill Chillingworth on striking; Piking in North America; The record of the age of your pike, Ed Crossman; In response to Esox at sea, Ed Corssman. Part Three, Story Time: Notes on the Revd. E.D. Alston, Fred Buller; 'A lovely pair.', Paul Green; 'Enter vandals with dredger', Don Wheeler; Sutton Trophy - Part One, Ray McClaren; Foggy foggy dew, David Shepherd; Fishy family, Jenni Homden; Local lakes, Jenni Homden; Underwater pike angling, Nigel Hidson; Sutton Trophy - Part Two, Ray McClaren; The pike of the Tyne, P.J. Armstrong; Pike eye view, J. Congreve; Ticket 281, Andrew Falkner; Piking fireworks, Stanley Gill; Last of the winter paraffin, Bob McCombie; Sixteen foot pike, David shepherd; A trip to Ireland's Loch Allen, Tim Cole and John Shipp; Irish pike trip, Mick McEwen. .…

Hardcover. Condición: Used: Acceptable. Condition clean, age spots to pages with browning. Has dust jacket with some fading. Isbn 0-85115-501-4,0851155014.These early issues of "Pikelines", the magazine of the Pike Anglers' Club of Great Britain, have become collector's items. Barrie Rickards has culled the most durable and entertaining articles from the magazine and publishes them here.…

hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Orders shipped daily from the UK. Professional seller.

Condición: Very Good. Shipped within 24 hours from our UK warehouse. Clean, undamaged book with no damage to pages and minimal wear to the cover. Spine still tight, in very good condition. Remember if you are not happy, you are covered by our 100% money back guarantee.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1989). (1988) 1989 reprint. 8vo (160 x 240mm). Ppx,120. B/w photographs, illustrations by David Lumb. Light blue boards, spine titled in silver-gilt. Slight browning. Good-plus in dust-wrapper. Articles from the first two years of the journal of the Pike Angler's Club of Great Britain 1977-79. There are contributions from many household names such as Neville Fickling, Vic Bellars, Bill Chillingworth, Fred Buller and more, along with many articles written by other members of the PACGB. The book is divided into three sections, covering tackle and techniques of fishing for pike, conservation and science, and finally stories of great (and sometimes not so great) days on the water. Chapters include: Part One, Fishing for Pike: Home brew, N.J. Fickling; Frozen deadbait, Alec Johnson; Towards the ultimate plug or elf, Steve Tolan; Plugs again, Shin Baxter; Barbless singles and all that, Andy Barker; Tackle rigs, Barrie Rickards; Pike floats for small to medium sized baits, Steve Tolan; Barker up the wrong tree, Alec Johnson; Rigs for suspended deadbaits, Vic Bellars; Small boats for pike fishing, Geoff Knott. Part Two, Conservation and Science: Just a little about conservation, N.J. Fickling; Winterhill, Barrie Rickards, Conservation, Alec Johnson; Conservation - why use trebels? Vic Bellars; Disgorgers, Barrie Rickards; Bill Chillingworth on striking; Piking in North America; The record of the age of your pike, Ed Crossman; In response to Esox at sea, Ed Crossman. Part Three, Story Time: Notes on the Revd. E.D. Alston, Fred Buller; 'A lovely pair.', Paul Green; 'Enter vandals with dredger', Don Wheeler; Sutton Trophy - Part One, Ray McClaren; Foggy foggy dew, David Shepherd; Fishy family, Jenni Homden; Local lakes, Jenni Homden; Underwater pike angling, Nigel Hidson; Sutton Trophy - Part Two, Ray McClaren; The pike of the Tyne, P.J. Armstrong; Pike eye view, J. Congreve; Ticket 281, Andrew Falkner; Piking fireworks, Stanley Gill; Last of the winter paraffin, Bob McCombie; Sixteen foot pike, David Shepherd; A trip to Ireland's Loch Allen, Tim Cole and John Shipp; Irish pike trip, Mick McEwen. .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1988). 1988 1st edition. 8vo (160 x 240mm). Ppx,120. B/w photographs, illustrations by David Lumb. Light blue boards, spine titled in silver-gilt. Spotting to end-papers and edges, browning. Good-plus in dust-wrapper. Articles from the first two years of the journal of the Pike Angler's Club of Great Britain 1977-79. There are contributions from many household names such as Neville Fickling, Vic Bellars, Bill Chillingworth, Fred Buller and more, along with many articles written by other members of the PACGB. The book is divided into three sections, covering tackle and techniques of fishing for pike, conservation and science, and finally stories of great (and sometimes not so great) days on the water. Chapters include: Part One, Fishing for Pike: Home brew, N.J. Fickling; Frozen deadbait, Alec Johnson; Towards the ultimate plug or elf, Steve Tolan; Plugs again, Shin Baxter; Barbless singles and all that, Andy Barker; Tackle rigs, Barrie Rickards; Pike floats for small to medium sized baits, Steve Tolan; Barker up the wrong tree, Alec Johnson; Rigs for suspended deadbaits, Vic Bellars; Small boats for pike fishing, Geoff Knott. Part Two, Conservation and Science: Just a little about conservation, N.J. Fickling; Winterhill, Barrie Rickards, Conservation, Alec Johnson; Conservation - why use trebels? Vic Bellars; Disgorgers, Barrie Rickards; Bill Chillingworth on striking; Piking in North America; The record of the age of your pike, Ed Crossman; In response to Esox at sea, Ed Crossman. Part Three, Story Time: Notes on the Revd. E.D. Alston, Fred Buller; 'A lovely pair.', Paul Green; 'Enter vandals with dredger', Don Wheeler; Sutton Trophy - Part One, Ray McClaren; Foggy foggy dew, David Shepherd; Fishy family, Jenni Homden; Local lakes, Jenni Homden; Underwater pike angling, Nigel Hidson; Sutton Trophy - Part Two, Ray McClaren; The pike of the Tyne, P.J. Armstrong; Pike eye view, J. Congreve; Ticket 281, Andrew Falkner; Piking fireworks, Stanley Gill; Last of the winter paraffin, Bob McCombie; Sixteen foot pike, David Shepherd; A trip to Ireland's Loch Allen, Tim Cole and John Shipp; Irish pike trip, Mick McEwen. .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1988). 1988 1st edition. 8vo (160 x 240mm). Ppx,120. B/w photographs, illustrations by David Lumb. Light blue boards, spine titled in silver-gilt. Corners bumped, uniform slight browning, good-plus in slightly spine-faded dust-wrapper. Articles from the first two years of the journal of the Pike Angler's Club of Great Britain 1977-79. There are contributions from many household names such as Neville Fickling, Vic Bellars, Bill Chillingworth, Fred Buller and more, along with many articles written by other members of the PACGB. The book is divided into three sections, covering tackle and techniques of fishing for pike, conservation and science, and finally stories of great (and sometimes not so great) days on the water. Chapters include: Part One, Fishing for Pike: Home brew, N.J. Fickling; Frozen deadbait, Alec Johnson; Towards the ultimate plug or elf, Steve Tolan; Plugs again, Shin Baxter; Barbless singles and all that, Andy Barker; Tackle rigs, Barrie Rickards; Pike floats for small to medium sized baits, Steve Tolan; Barker up the wrong tree, Alec Johnson; Rigs for suspended deadbaits, Vic Bellars; Small boats for pike fishing, Geoff Knott. Part Two, Conservation and Science: Just a little about conservation, N.J. Fickling; Winterhill, Barrie Rickards, Conservation, Alec Johnson; Conservation - why use trebels? Vic Bellars; Disgorgers, Barrie Rickards; Bill Chillingworth on striking; Piking in North America; The record of the age of your pike, Ed Crossman; In response to Esox at sea, Ed Crossman. Part Three, Story Time: Notes on the Revd. E.D. Alston, Fred Buller; 'A lovely pair.', Paul Green; 'Enter vandals with dredger', Don Wheeler; Sutton Trophy - Part One, Ray McClaren; Foggy foggy dew, David Shepherd; Fishy family, Jenni Homden; Local lakes, Jenni Homden; Underwater pike angling, Nigel Hidson; Sutton Trophy - Part Two, Ray McClaren; The pike of the Tyne, P.J. Armstrong; Pike eye view, J. Congreve; Ticket 281, Andrew Falkner; Piking fireworks, Stanley Gill; Last of the winter paraffin, Bob McCombie; Sixteen foot pike, David Shepherd; A trip to Ireland's Loch Allen, Tim Cole and John Shipp; Irish pike trip, Mick McEwen. .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (New, Hardcover, 1989). (1988) 1989 reprint. 8vo (160 x 240mm). Ppx,120. B/w photographs, illustrations by David Lumb. Light blue boards, spine titled in silver-gilt. Fine in dust-wrapper. Articles from the first two years of the journal of the Pike Angler's Club of Great Britain 1977-79. There are contributions from many household names such as Neville Fickling, Vic Bellars, Bill Chillingworth, Fred Buller and more, along with many articles written by other members of the PACGB. The book is divided into three sections, covering tackle and techniques of fishing for pike, conservation and science, and finally stories of great (and sometimes not so great) days on the water. Chapters include: Part One, Fishing for Pike: Home brew, N.J. Fickling; Frozen deadbait, Alec Johnson; Towards the ultimate plug or elf, Steve Tolan; Plugs again, Shin Baxter; Barbless singles and all that, Andy Barker; Tackle rigs, Barrie Rickards; Pike floats for small to medium sized baits, Steve Tolan; Barker up the wrong tree, Alec Johnson; Rigs for suspended deadbaits, Vic Bellars; Small boats for pike fishing, Geoff Knott. Part Two, Conservation and Science: Just a little about conservation, N.J. Fickling; Winterhill, Barrie Rickards, Conservation, Alec Johnson; Conservation - why use trebels? Vic Bellars; Disgorgers, Barrie Rickards; Bill Chillingworth on striking; Piking in North America; The record of the age of your pike, Ed Crossman; In response to Esox at sea, Ed Crossman. Part Three, Story Time: Notes on the Revd. E.D. Alston, Fred Buller; 'A lovely pair.', Paul Green; 'Enter vandals with dredger', Don Wheeler; Sutton Trophy - Part One, Ray McClaren; Foggy foggy dew, David Shepherd; Fishy family, Jenni Homden; Local lakes, Jenni Homden; Underwater pike angling, Nigel Hidson; Sutton Trophy - Part Two, Ray McClaren; The pike of the Tyne, P.J. Armstrong; Pike eye view, J. Congreve; Ticket 281, Andrew Falkner; Piking fireworks, Stanley Gill; Last of the winter paraffin, Bob McCombie; Sixteen foot pike, David Shepherd; A trip to Ireland's Loch Allen, Tim Cole and John Shipp; Irish pike trip, Mick McEwen. .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1988). 1988 1st edition. 8vo (160 x 240mm). Ppx,120. B/w photographs, illustrations by David Lumb. Light blue boards, spine titled in silver gilt. Slight browning to edges but very good in dust-wrapper. Articles from the first two years of the journal of the Pike Angler's Club of Great Britain 1977-79. There are contributions from many household names such as Neville Fickling, Vic Bellars, Bill Chillingworth, Fred Buller and more, along with many articles written by other members of the PACGB. The book is divided into three sections, covering tackle and techniques of fishing for pike, conservation and science, and finally stories of great (and sometimes not so great) days on the water. Chapters include: Part One, Fishing for Pike: Home brew, N.J. Fickling; Frozen deadbait, Alec Johnson; Towards the ultimate plug or elf, Steve Tolan; Plugs again, Shin Baxter; Barbless singles and all that, Andy Barker; Tackle rigs, Barrie Rickards; Pike floats for small to medium sized baits, Steve Tolan; Barker up the wrong tree, Alec Johnson; Rigs for suspended deadbaits, Vic Bellars; Small boats for pike fishing, Geoff Knott. Part Two, Conservation and Science: Just a little about conservation, N.J. Fickling; Winterhill, Barrie Rickards, Conservation, Alec Johnson; Conservation - why use trebels? Vic Bellars; Disgorgers, Barrie Rickards; Bill Chillingworth on striking; Piking in North America; The record of the age of your pike, Ed Crossman; In response to Esox at sea, Ed Crossman. Part Three, Story Time: Notes on the Revd. E.D. Alston, Fred Buller; 'A lovely pair.', Paul Green; 'Enter vandals with dredger', Don Wheeler; Sutton Trophy - Part One, Ray McClaren; Foggy foggy dew, David Shepherd; Fishy family, Jenni Homden; Local lakes, Jenni Homden; Underwater pike angling, Nigel Hidson; Sutton Trophy - Part Two, Ray McClaren; The pike of the Tyne, P.J. Armstrong; Pike eye view, J. Congreve; Ticket 281, Andrew Falkner; Piking fireworks, Stanley Gill; Last of the winter paraffin, Bob McCombie; Sixteen foot pike, David Shepherd; A trip to Ireland's Loch Allen, Tim Cole and John Shipp; Irish pike trip, Mick McEwen. . …

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. 1st Edition. Minimal wear. Yellowing pages. In English.

Hardback. Condición: Near Fine. Near Fine. 1st. First edition hardback, 1988, with unclipped jacket. In overall near-fine used condition with only slight signs of age, handling and storage. Internally clean. Binding tight and appears almost unread; no annotation or inscriptions; slight toning to page-ends but text and illustrations bright and clear throughout. Not an old library book. David Lumb (ilustrador).…

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Fresh looking bright copy with clean cloth boards which have crisp silver title lettering on the spine. No inscriptions and, generally, the pages are clean and bright, although toned at the page block edge. The dust jacket is not price clipped and, on the whole, bright and not faded. There is on closer inspection, perhaps, a little light shop shelf/ edge wear. In all a super copy. David Lumb (ilustrador).…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1988). 1988 1st edition. 8vo (160 x 240mm). Ppx,120. B/w photographs, illustrations by David Lumb. Light blue boards, spine titled in silver-gilt. Text-block quite tanned o/w a very good first edition copy in dust-wrapper. Inscribed by the author to pike angling writer Malcolm Bannister. Articles from the first two years of the journal of the Pike Angler's Club of Great Britain 1977-79. There are contributions from many household names such as Neville Fickling, Vic Bellars, Bill Chillingworth, Fred Buller and more, along with many articles written by other members of the PACGB. The book is divided into three sections covering tackle and techniques of fishing for pike, conservation and science and finally stories of great (and sometimes not so great) days on the water. Chapters include: Part One, Fishing for Pike: Home brew, N.J. Fickling; Frozen deadbait, Alec Johnson; Towards the ultimate plug or elf, Steve Tolan; Plugs again, Shin Baxter; Barbless singles and all that, Andy Barker; Tackle rigs, Barrie Rickards; Pike floats for small to medium sized baits, Steve Tolan; Barker up the wrong tree, Alec Johnson; Rigs for suspended deadbaits, Vic Bellars; Small boats for pike fishing, Geoff Knott. Part Two, Conservation and Science: Just a little about conservation, N.J. Fickling; Winterhill, Barrie Rickards, Conservation, Alec Johnson, conservation, why use trebels? Vic Bellars; Disgorgers, Barrie Rickards; Bill Chillingworth on striking; Piking in North America; The record of the age of your pike, Ed Crossman; In response to Esox at sea, Ed Corssman. Part Three, Story Time: Notes on the Revd. E.D. Alston, Fred Buller; 'A lovely pair.', Paul Green; 'Enter vandals with dredger', Don Wheeler; Sutton Trophy - Part One, Ray McClaren; Foggy foggy dew, David Shepherd; Fishy family, Jenni Homden; Local lakes, Jenni Homden; Underwater pike angling, Nigel Hidson; Sutton Trophy - Part Two, Ray McClaren; The pike of the Tyne, P.J. Armstrong; Pike eye view, J. Congreve; Ticket 281, Andrew Falkner; Piking fireworks, Stanley Gill; Last of the winter paraffin, Bob McCombie; Sixteen foot pike, David shepherd; A trip to Ireland's Loch Allen, Tim Cole and John Shipp; Irish pike trip, Mick McEwen. .…

Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. 192 pages. 9.21x6.22x0.71 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good.