Description
This book is a fascinating anthology of historic writings on trout fishing in Southern Africa, carefully selected and edited by Malcolm Meintjies. The book brings together a collection of classic articles spanning a century of angling history (1875–1975), many of which originally appeared in Piscator, the journal of the Cape Piscatorial Society.
Through personal accounts, reflections, and early observations of trout fishing in the region, the articles capture the spirit of pioneering flyfishers, the development of trout waters, and the evolving techniques of the sport. Rich with historical insight and illustrated with photographs, this volume offers both nostalgic reading and valuable perspective for modern anglers interested in the roots of trout fishing in Southern Africa.
