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(Hardcover, 2012). 2012 1st edition. Large 4to (215 x 305mm). Pp304. Colour photographs, b/w illustrations by Gareth Fareham, colour maps of the lakes. Black boards, upper board and spine titled in gilt. Corners bumped, slightly used. Smells slightly of soap else good copy in like dust-wrapper. "The Yateley Complex and its famous carp are known by every carp angler in the country and probably most of the world for that matter. Although they have never produced a record carp, Bazil, Heather, Jumbo and their mates have been pursued by the UK's top carp anglers for over fifty years. Think of any famous carp angler in the last half-century and you can bet your life he's trodden Yateley's sacred grounds. Some only fished the odd season; others have spent a good part of their lives in pursuit of these legendary carp. They would all tell you that Yateley is a very special place. It has that unique vibe that very few carp waters aspire to. Why? Well it's a combination of factors: beautiful surroundings, peace, awesome scaly beasts with a reputation for being difficult to put on the mat, a great camaraderie within the syndicate and a chance to become part of England's great carp heritage are just some of the reasons. Yateley meant different things to different people: to some it was a way of life, to others an obsession, but for certain no one that fished Yateley ever took catching its residents lightly. This book compiled by Alan Cooper and [Rob Maylin] represents just a fraction of Yateley's history; it would have taken ten volumes and not two to include every angler who had achieved a personal best or goal. What we have tried to do is encapsulate the essence of this special complex. We have experts on the stockings and the early years and chapters from the anglers who caught these legends at their best weights. "Each lake has its own introduction written by Alan, and there are beautiful maps and drawings to accompany every lake on the complex. We have also tried to include every carp that ever lived at Yateley - not an easy task, but one we have taken pleasure in achieving. Not every famous angler who ever set foot on Yateley is mentioned here, but most are." .

(Hardcover, 2013). 2013 1st edition. Large 4to (215 x 305mm). Pp287 [numbered 305-592]. Colour photographs, b/w illustrations by Gareth Fareham, colour maps of the lakes. Black boards, upper board and spine titled in gilt. Slight use else very good in like dust-wrapper. "The Yateley Complex and its famous carp are known by every carp angler in the country and probably most of the world for that matter. Although they have never produced a record carp, Bazil, Heather, Jumbo and their mates have been pursued by the UK's top carp anglers for over fifty years. Think of any famous carp angler in the last half-century and you can bet your life he's trodden Yateley's sacred grounds. Some only fished the odd season; others have spent a good part of their lives in pursuit of these legendary carp. They would all tell you that Yateley is a very special place. It has that unique vibe that very few carp waters aspire to. Why? Well it's a combination of factors: beautiful surroundings, peace, awesome scaly beasts with a reputation for being difficult to put on the mat, a great camaraderie within the syndicate and a chance to become part of England's great carp heritage are just some of the reasons. Yateley meant different things to different people: to some it was a way of life, to others an obsession, but for certain no one that fished Yateley ever took catching its residents lightly. This book compiled by Alan Cooper and [Rob Maylin] represents just a fraction of Yateley's history; it would have taken ten volumes and not two to include every angler who had achieved a personal best or goal. What we have tried to do is encapsulate the essence of this special complex. We have experts on the stockings and the early years and chapters from the anglers who caught these legends at their best weights. "Each lake has its own introduction written by Alan, and there are beautiful maps and drawings to accompany every lake on the complex. We have also tried to include every carp that ever lived at Yateley - not an easy task, but one we have taken pleasure in achieving. Not every famous angler who ever set foot on Yateley is mentioned here, but most are." .

(Hardcover, 2013). 2013 1st edition. Large 4to (215 x 305mm). Pp287 [numbered 305-592]. Colour photographs, b/w illustrations by Gareth Fareham, colour maps of the lakes. Black boards, upper board and spine titled in gilt. Mint in dust-wrapper. "The Yateley Complex and its famous carp are known by every carp angler in the country and probably most of the world for that matter. Although they have never produced a record carp, Bazil, Heather, Jumbo and their mates have been pursued by the UK's top carp anglers for over fifty years. Think of any famous carp angler in the last half-century and you can bet your life he's trodden Yateley's sacred grounds. Some only fished the odd season; others have spent a good part of their lives in pursuit of these legendary carp. They would all tell you that Yateley is a very special place. It has that unique vibe that very few carp waters aspire to. Why? Well it's a combination of factors: beautiful surroundings, peace, awesome scaly beasts with a reputation for being difficult to put on the mat, a great camaraderie within the syndicate and a chance to become part of England's great carp heritage are just some of the reasons. Yateley meant different things to different people: to some it was a way of life, to others an obsession, but for certain no one that fished Yateley ever took catching its residents lightly. This book compiled by Alan Cooper and [Rob Maylin] represents just a fraction of Yateley's history; it would have taken ten volumes and not two to include every angler who had achieved a personal best or goal. What we have tried to do is encapsulate the essence of this special complex. We have experts on the stockings and the early years and chapters from the anglers who caught these legends at their best weights. "Each lake has its own introduction written by Alan, and there are beautiful maps and drawings to accompany every lake on the complex. We have also tried to include every carp that ever lived at Yateley - not an easy task, but one we have taken pleasure in achieving. Not every famous angler who ever set foot on Yateley is mentioned here, but most are." PREVIOUS PRICE £29.95.

(Hardcover, 2012). 2012 1st edition. Large 4to (215 x 305mm). Pp304. Colour photographs, b/w illustrations by Gareth Fareham, colour maps of the lakes, foreword by Mickey Gray. Black boards, upper board and spine titled in gilt. Mint in dust-wrapper. "The Yateley Complex and its famous carp are known by every carp angler in the country and probably most of the world for that matter. Although they have never produced a record carp, Bazil, Heather, Jumbo and their mates have been pursued by the UK's top carp anglers for over fifty years. Think of any famous carp angler in the last half-century and you can bet your life he's trodden Yateley's sacred grounds. Some only fished the odd season; others have spent a good part of their lives in pursuit of these legendary carp. They would all tell you that Yateley is a very special place. It has that unique vibe that very few carp waters aspire to. Why? Well it's a combination of factors: beautiful surroundings, peace, awesome scaly beasts with a reputation for being difficult to put on the mat, a great camaraderie within the syndicate and a chance to become part of England's great carp heritage are just some of the reasons. Yateley meant different things to different people: to some it was a way of life, to others an obsession, but for certain no one that fished Yateley ever took catching its residents lightly. This book compiled by Alan Cooper and [Rob Maylin] represents just a fraction of Yateley's history; it would have taken ten volumes and not two to include every angler who had achieved a personal best or goal. What we have tried to do is encapsulate the essence of this special complex. We have experts on the stockings and the early years and chapters from the anglers who caught these legends at their best weights. "Each lake has its own introduction written by Alan, and there are beautiful maps and drawings to accompany every lake on the complex. We have also tried to include every carp that ever lived at Yateley - not an easy task, but one we have taken pleasure in achieving. Not every famous angler who ever set foot on Yateley is mentioned here, but most are." Chapters include: Foreword by Mickey Gray; An introduction to Stoney and Friends, 1996-2012, and counting; Welcome to Yateley, by Alan Cooper; Beyond all reasonable doubt, by Sir Basil; Match Lake beginnings, By Chris Ball; Yateley Diary 1973, by Peter Springate; The Lily Lake, midweek nights and crazy days, by Dave Gawthorn; My personal quest and passion for the carp and lakes of Yateley, by Robin Dix; The time of my life, by Rob Maylin; An introduction to The Match Lake; The Yateley Match Lake, by Spike; Back in the day, by Paul Harris; Yateley, my home, by Steve Fantauzzi; A match made in heaven, by Andy Jameson; Yateley Scaley, how lucky is that? By Tim Paisley; An introduction ot hte Nursery Lake; Lake undone, by Nick Jones; Nursery Lake now, by Andy thomas; An introduction to The Copse Lake; Yateley Copse Lake, the best lake ever, by Alan Cooper; Pit 10, more recently known as the Summer Pit, by Alan Cooper; An introduction to the The Pad Lake (Lily Lake); The adrenalin rush, by Peter Bond; An introduction to the Pad 'New' Lake; Yateley Chronicles, by Jim Morson. PREVIOUS PRICE £29.95.

Etat : new. (Hardcover, 2015). 2015 1st edition. 8vo (151 x 216mm). Pp200. Colour photographs. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Fine new copy in dust-wrapper. "It's all very well having the latest 'all-singing all-dancing rig' and this year's 'wonder bait' but using them effectively and at the prime time of year is another ballgame entirely. .Effective seasonal combinations are a very diverse subject, and warm weather carping is very different to cold weather. This volume concentrates on warm weather fishing, and our collection of experts .each divulge their own unique way of making sure they are top rods on their chosen venues. .Seasonal tactics and techniques is a vast subject, which is why we have devoted two separate journals, one for spring/summer and one for autumn/winter. Use these two books in conjunction with Advanced Terminal Rigs, Bait and Baiting Strategies and Watercraft, and you will have the complete 'knowledge' for catching carp all year around." Chapters include: Spring tactics, zig rigs, by Dave Lane; Spring tactics, by Rick Golder; Spring carping, by Steve Briggs; Watercraft, by Ben Elgen; Spring tactics, by Mark Dean; Spring fishing, by Mick Krassos; Spring edges, by Rick Golder; Beginning a campaign, by Ed Betteridge; Summer tactics, by Steve Briggs; Summer tactics, by Mark Dean; Beating the Pressure Cycle, by Rick Golder. PREVIOUS PRICE £29.95.

Etat : new. (Hardcover, 2017). 2017 1st edition. 8vo (153 x 216mm). Pp304. Colour photographs. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Fine new copy in dust-wrapper. "Most carp anglers will end up fishing day ticket venues at some point every year, and this book will give you the extra knowledge and advice to make those sessions a success." "With the right tactics and techniques, day ticket fishing can be extremely rewarding, but it's a very different approach to that of syndicate fishing." Day ticket waters "tend to be hard fished with a quick changeover of angler and constant introduction of different baits, but use this to your advantage and you can increase your catch rate by many times. Short hit-and-run sessions can prove devastating. The angler that hones this approach can be unstoppable. .I have several really good tactical anglers writing in this book, along with information on some of today's top day ticket venues. It would be impossible to document them all, but by taking a cross section through some of the best, there will be useful information that can be taken anywhere and tried (as well as) as well as actual accounts of sessions and campaigns on .specific venues, which include Sandhurst, Farlows, Linear, Linch Hill, Wraysbury 1, Catch 22 and Cottington, day ticket venues that have consistently featured in the Big Carp Top 10 Day Ticket waters every year." Chapters include: Section1 - Day Ticket Tactics and Techniques: Day ticket carping by Steve Briggs; Day ticket fishing by Barry and Ben O'Connor; Approaching those hectic venues by John Cooper; A year in carp matches by Barry and Ben O'Connor; A red-letter day by Barry O'Connor; Section 2 - Wraysbury 1 - Day Ticket Fishery: Wraysbury 1 - when it all goes right by Jo Green; Making your own luck by Chris Rampling; Wraysbury 1 - 40lb 8oz Little Lin by Charlie Stearn; RK Leisure Wraysbury 1 by Jo Green; Section 3 - Farlows Lake: Farlows by Daniel Daneshi; Section 4 - Catch 22 Day Ticket Carp Fishery: Fortune in the wind by Harry Waye-Barker; Section 5 - Linear Fisheries: The jewel in the crown by David Hodgson; Section 6 - Sandhurst: Sandhurst stunners by Rob Maylin; Section 7 - Linch Hill: Linch Hill by Mark 'The Traveller' Twaite; Two PBs in a weekend by Tim Rowland; Linch Hill's finest by Rob Allen; Section 8 - Cottington Lakes Fishery: From the Colne Valley to the coast by Ed McDermott; A storming session by Barry O'Connor; Returning to Cottington Lakes by Ed McDermott; Target achieved by Bradley Purssey. PREVIOUS PRICE £29.95.

(Hardcover, 2013). 2013 1st edition. Large 4to (215 x 305mm). Pp287 [numbered 305-592]. Colour photographs, b/w illustrations by Gareth Fareham, colour maps of the lakes. Black boards, upper board and spine titled in gilt. Near fine in slightly used dust-wrapper. Signed by Rob Maylin. "The Yateley Complex and its famous carp are known by every carp angler in the country and probably most of the world for that matter. Although they have never produced a record carp, Bazil, Heather, Jumbo and their mates have been pursued by the UK's top carp anglers for over fifty years. Think of any famous carp angler in the last half-century and you can bet your life he's trodden Yateley's sacred grounds. Some only fished the odd season; others have spent a good part of their lives in pursuit of these legendary carp. They would all tell you that Yateley is a very special place. It has that unique vibe that very few carp waters aspire to. Why? Well it's a combination of factors: beautiful surroundings, peace, awesome scaly beasts with a reputation for being difficult to put on the mat, a great camaraderie within the syndicate and a chance to become part of England's great carp heritage are just some of the reasons. Yateley meant different things to different people: to some it was a way of life, to others an obsession, but for certain no one that fished Yateley ever took catching its residents lightly. This book compiled by Alan Cooper and [Rob Maylin] represents just a fraction of Yateley's history; it would have taken ten volumes and not two to include every angler who had achieved a personal best or goal. What we have tried to do is encapsulate the essence of this special complex. We have experts on the stockings and the early years and chapters from the anglers who caught these legends at their best weights. "Each lake has its own introduction written by Alan, and there are beautiful maps and drawings to accompany every lake on the complex. We have also tried to include every carp that ever lived at Yateley - not an easy task, but one we have taken pleasure in achieving. Not every famous angler who ever set foot on Yateley is mentioned here, but most are." .

(Hardcover, 2013). 2012 and 2013 1st editions. Large 4tos (215 x 305mm). Pp1-287 & 305-592. Colour photographs, b/w illustrations by Gareth Fareham, colour maps of the lakes. Black boards, upper board and spine titled in gilt. Mint in dust-wrappers. A terrific bargain! Two volumes, each with an original price of £30.00, now available as a set for only £14.95! "The Yateley Complex and its famous carp are known by every carp angler in the country and probably most of the world for that matter. Although they have never produced a record carp, Bazil, Heather, Jumbo and their mates have been pursued by the UK's top carp anglers for over fifty years. Think of any famous carp angler in the last half-century and you can bet your life he's trodden Yateley's sacred grounds. Some only fished the odd season; others have spent a good part of their lives in pursuit of these legendary carp. They would all tell you that Yateley is a very special place. It has that unique vibe that very few carp waters aspire to. Why? Well it's a combination of factors: beautiful surroundings, peace, awesome scaly beasts with a reputation for being difficult to put on the mat, a great camaraderie within the syndicate and a chance to become part of England's great carp heritage are just some of the reasons. Yateley meant different things to different people: to some it was a way of life, to others an obsession, but for certain no one that fished Yateley ever took catching its residents lightly. This book compiled by Alan Cooper and [Rob Maylin] represents just a fraction of Yateley's history; it would have taken ten volumes and not two to include every angler who had achieved a personal best or goal. What we have tried to do is encapsulate the essence of this special complex. We have experts on the stockings and the early years and chapters from the anglers who caught these legends at their best weights. "Each lake has its own introduction written by Alan, and there are beautiful maps and drawings to accompany every lake on the complex. We have also tried to include every carp that ever lived at Yateley - not an easy task, but one we have taken pleasure in achieving. Not every famous angler who ever set foot on Yateley is mentioned here, but most are." PREVIOUS PRICE £60.00.

Etat : new. (Hardcover, 2017). 2017 1st edition. 8vo (153 x 216mm). Pp304. Colour photographs. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Fine new copy in dust-wrapper. "Syndicate carping has become the backbone of our carp scene in recent years. Not that syndicates are a new thing. far from it, as they date back to the 1950s at Redmire and probably earlier than that. However a syndicate gives the serious carp angler many benefits - security for cars, tackle and even the angler himself, camaraderie while fishing with a group of like-minded friends, the opportunity to work at certain areas or swims with respect from your fellow fisherman and an open exchange of information and catches, which benefits both the anglers with only limited time and those with more fishing time on their hands. .There also appears to be a more gentlemanly attitude to other syndicate members; the cutthroat, fish-at-any-cost ethos so common in today's scene is not apparent. or at least I hope so! This journal is the seventh in our technical series and not only offers some very useful technical advice from Wayne Iszatt, Steve Briggs and Barry O'Connor but contains a host of chapters dedicated to many of the UK's top syndicate venues including maps, photos of the stock, details of the facilities, history of the venue, how to join and also some great tales from anglers who have fished the venues over the years. These venues include Farriers, Horton, Wellington, Rockford, Roach Pit, Grenville, Ashmead, Catch 22, Burghfield, Manor, Cleverley, Dinton and Fryerning with a star-studded list of anglers who have been successful on these awesome syndicate fisheries. This book is a must-read for every carp angler who is serious about his sport." Chapters include: Section 1 - Tactics and technical: Syndicate tactics by Wayne Iszatt; Syndicate fishing by Barry O'Connor; Syndicate waters by Steve Briggs; Section 2 - Farriers Lake: Farriers - The golden lake by Mike Jones; A new season by Jensen Mannings; Section 3 - Horton Church Pool: Horton hauling by Greg Ellis; Restricted time by Dan Cleary; Section 4 - Wellington Country Park: Tailes from Welly by Mike Jones; Section 5 - Rockford Lake: The best of Rockford by Tim Jackson; Section 6 - Roach Pit: Red letter days by Andy Muir; A tail of three forties by Shane Hillman; Section 7 - Ashmead: Ashmead by Daniel Smith; Section 8 - Burghfield: Burghfield common by Dave Lane; Section 9 - The Manor: The highs and lows by Matt Hart; Section 10 - Cleverley Mere: Hendrix by Ben Lofting; Section 11 - Dinton Pastures: On a Black Swan mission by Mark Cripps; Black Swan magic by Mark Cripps; Section 12 - Fryerning Fisheries: Fryerning by Adam Penning; Section 13 - Grenville: Quest for a Grenville 40 by Trevor Pritchard. PREVIOUS PRICE £29.95.

(Hardcover, 2015). 2015 1st edition. 8vo (151 x 216mm). Pp200. Colour photographs. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Fine copy in dust-wrapper. Signed by the author. "It's all very well having the latest 'all-singing all-dancing rig' and this year's 'wonder bait' but using them effectively and at the prime time of year is another ballgame entirely. .Effective seasonal combinations are a very diverse subject, and warm weather carping is very different to cold weather. This volume concentrates on warm weather fishing, and our collection of experts .each divulge their own unique way of making sure they are top rods on their chosen venues. .Seasonal tactics and techniques is a vast subject, which is why we have devoted two separate journals, one for spring/summer and one for autumn/winter. Use these two books in conjunction with Advanced Terminal Rigs, Bait and Baiting Strategies and Watercraft, and you will have the complete 'knowledge' for catching carp all year around." Chapters include: Spring tactics, zig rigs, by Dave Lane; Spring tactics, by Rick Golder; Spring carping, by Steve Briggs; Watercraft, by Ben Elgen; Spring tactics, by Mark Dean; Spring fishing, by Mick Krassos; Spring edges, by Rick Golder; Beginning a campaign, by Ed Betteridge; Summer tactics, by Steve Briggs; Summer tactics, by Mark Dean; Beating the Pressure Cycle, by Rick Golder. .

Paperback. Etat : Fine.

Pictorial Card Covers. Etat : Very Good. Profusely Illustrated Photographs and Drawings (illustrateur). First. Faintest edgewear to covers, otherwise a bright, tight, clean copy. 144 pp. Size: 4to. Soft Covers.

Etat : new. (Hardcover, 2018). 2018 1st edition. Large 4to (215 x 305mm). Pp594-896. Colour photographs, b/w illustrations by Gareth Fareham, colour maps of the lakes. Green boards, upper board and spine titled in gilt. Fine new copy in dust-wrapper. The third installment of the history of Yateley. "In the time since the Cemex sell-off, Yateley has had a new lease of life. Although those legendary carp like Bazil, Heather and their buddies are now long gone, the new stock has grown and returned Yateley to its former glory. Likewise, its banks may not now be trodden by the likes of Terry Hearn and me, but the anglers that fish Yateley now are just as passionate about the Yateley carp as we were twenty years ago." The pages of the series are numbered consecutively. This third volume has pages 593 to 896 and chapters 36 to 44. Chapters include: The future is in their hands; The North Lake; The Split Lake; The Horshoe and Pumphouse Lakes; Stoney and friends annual fish-ins, 2015-2017; The Pad Lake; The Car Park Lake; Moulsham Lane; Mill Lane; Epilogue. Contributors include: Mike Dancer, Ian Gray, Martin Gardener, Rob Maylin, Marcus Howarth, Adam Sturt, Martin Dezille, Mark Willerton, Russell Godfrey, Ian 'Spike' Castle, Terry Bell, Michael Whitney and friends, Ben Wilshire, Danny Hillier, Craig Ayton and friends, Charlie Wright, Richard OPnions, Alan Cooper, Nigel Sharp. .

Etat : new. (Hardcover, 2019). 2019 1st edition. Large 4to (215 x 305mm). Pp897-1200. Colour photographs, b/w illustrations by Gareth Fareham, colour maps of the lakes. Green boards, upper board and spine titled in gilt. Fine new copy in dust-wrapper. The fourth installment of the history of Yateley. "In the time since the Cemex sell-off, Yateley has had a new lease of life. Although those legendary carp like Bazil, Heather and their buddies are now long gone, the new stock has grown and returned Yateley to its former glory. Likewise, its banks may not now be trodden by the likes of Terry Hearn and me, but the anglers that fish Yateley now are just as passionate about the Yateley carp as we were twenty years ago." The pages of the series are numbered consecutively. This fourth volume has pages 897 to 1200 and chapters 46 to 51. Chapters include: The South Lake; The Match Lake; The Copse and the Nursery; Sandhurst; Swan Valley; Five years on, Rob Maylin talks to Martin Gardener. Contributors include: Darren Butler; Dan Young; Ali Buckman; Joe Miller, Gary Day, Jason Plumbridge, Carpman Dave, Tom Ward, Callum Harris, Graham Hellewell, Barry Cole, Mike Dancer, Jordan Sanger, Toby Layton, Marshy, Rob Maylin, George Loughlin, Martin Gardener. .

hardcover. Etat : Fine. Signed. First Edition. Hand signed first edition.

(Hardcover, 2016). 2016 1st edition. 8vo (153 x 216mm). Pp200. Colour photographs, b/w illustrations. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Near fine in dust-wrapper. "Seasonal tactics and techniques is a vast subject, which is why we have devoted two separate journals to it: one for spring / summer and one for autumn / winter. Use these two books in conjunction with Advanced Terminal Rigs, Bait and Baiting Strategies and Watercraft and you will have the complete knowledge for catching carp all year around. .This volume concentrates on cold weather fishing, and our collection of experts will each divulge their own unique way of making sure they are top rods on their chosen venues. Whereas autumn can be a very productive time of the year if fished correctly, winter is such a difficult time of the year that we could have devoted a whole book to this season alone. Only by following intricate edges and methods combined with matching rig and baiting combinations can extra carp be landed. Listen to a wealth of knowledge our experts have accumulated - knowledge only learned by hard and dedicated graft." Chapters include: Autumnal angling by Ed Betteridge; A carper's path. autumnal reveal by Dave Little; Autumn tactics by Rick Golder; Autumn edges by Steve Briggs; Autumn tactics by John Elmer; Winter tactics by Ed Betteridge; Winter tactics by Rick Golder; Winter wonderland by Steve Briggs; Winter tactics by John Elmer; Winter carp fishing - preparation by Mick Krassos; Winter carping - location, baits & rigs by Mick Krassos; Getting more bites in winter by Tim Childs; Campaign carping by Sean Leverett. .