Artificial true stories from the seasons of Tasmanian fly fishers, by Greg French |SC 2008|

A collection of true stories drawn from the life and seasons of Tasmanian fly fishers, featuring the friends, family and fish of Greg French's own life, told in short stories covering life and death, a fishing licence, and nature. Gift inscription from a previous owner.

Greg French is the author of Tasmanian Trout Waters — regarded by many Tasmanian anglers as "the bible" of the state's fly fishing destinations — and the earlier short story collection Frog Call (2005), which sold more than 10,000 copies. We also stock both titles — see Related Products below. Order two or more titles together and we'll combine postage into one parcel.

BOOK DETAILS

• Published: 2008
• Format: softcover
• Pages: 300

CONDITION

Used and somewhat worn condition. Gift inscription written in the front. Top corner clipped from first page. Some marks on top edge of page block.

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