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Though an enthusiastic sea-fisher as a child, Chris Yates has concentrated on freshwater throughout his fishing life. In Out of the Blue he describes his return to the sea after half a life-time and his increasing passion for its changeable moods and habits. Remaining faithful to his fundamental angling ethic - fishing simply with the minimum of tackle and always using his old split cane carp rod - he nets a mass of singular experiences, from the quiet magic of a Dorset tide-pool to the strange delight of casting into the midnight sun off the Norwegian Island of Senja.
Chris Yates returns to sea fishing after a lifetime dedicated to freshwater angling, exploring his rekindled passion for the ocean's dynamic nature. The book details his experiences, adhering to a minimalist fishing ethic with simple tackle and his cherished split cane carp rod. Yates recounts a range of singular encounters, from the subtle allure of a Dorset tide-pool to the unique pleasure of fishing under the midnight sun off Norway's Senja Island.
This work is likely to appeal to anglers and readers interested in personal reflections on nature and travel. The author's established background in freshwater fishing provides a unique perspective on his sea-fishing adventures. The narrative style suggests an intimate and reflective tone, focusing on the sensory experiences of angling in varied coastal and oceanic environments.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2009-01-01
ISBN-10:
0141889985
ISBN-13:
9780141889986
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