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Welcome to Classic Angling magazine. Latest issue number : 54 |
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Welcome to the website for the world's largest full-colour magazine on collecting and using classic tackle, and the history of fishing!
Where top authors write on:
* Lures
* Rods
* Reels
* Art
* Books
* People
* Places
* Fish
In this issue:
The fashion company Chanel is now making a fishing kit, complete with branded flies and boots.
Orvis is cutting the price of its showpiece trip to fish for Chile’s salmon and trout by up to $14,000.
Our eBay spot looks at the background to a Pezon et Michel cane rod that sold for $2750.
A brace of Wadham creels are among the highlights at Bonhams’ annual riverside auction in Henley.
You can now buy a coffin that can be personalised with pictures of your favourite fishing locations.
A charitable trust is being set up to protect dwindling stocks of mahseer, the legendary Indian fish.
A British angler has completed the unique feat of achieving royal slams in billfish, shark and tuna.
Clive Gammon talks about how three Frenchmen spoilt his dreams of a sea-going taimen.
Neil Freeman looks at hooks and fish spears used by the Inuit people in their battle for survival.
John Bailey believes mahseer far bigger than the 120lb world record exist, and he recounts the story of one.
Judith Head solves a bookish mystery: who was the author who called himself Martin Pescador?
Our books pages cover everything from a new work on Fin-Nor to one giant Atlantic salmon.
Jim Bazley was the only man to win the All-England Championships twice. He may be the best match fisherman of all.
A comprehensive bibliography of Fred J Taylor starts a new series on writers and their books.
In our letters pages a reader wants help to find out more about an old fishing club.
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