Somewhere down the Crazy River
(with Paul Boote)
This book recounts the rediscovery of the Indian mahseer and the
goliath tigerfish of the Congo. It is widely held to be one of the
classics of angling literature.
“A fascinating, sometimes appalling
story.” Keith Elliott, Independent
on Sunday
“The oddest and most fascinating book I have read
this year, by a wide margin.” Tom Fort, Financial
Times
“Unusual for its reading quality ... filled with
incident and atmosphere.” Brian Clarke, The
Times
“An intensely enjoyable book - quirky, informative,
fanatical and strangely exhausting.” David Profumo,
Fishing Correspondent, Daily Telegraph
“A superb read ... some of the accounts of the
perils faced by the two anglers bring shivers to the spine.
You won't want to put it down.”
Improve Your Coarse Fishing
“A brilliant book - highly recommended.”
Carpworld
“Surely destined to become an angling classic.”
Coarse Fisherman
“This is a genuinely strange one, and I love it.”
Stephen J. Bodio, Fly Rod and
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The 1992 hardback edition (top) is out of print but second-hand
copies can sometimes be found for sale.
The 1994 Coronet paperback edition (bottom), published by Hodder
& Stoughton, is also out of print, but second-hand copies can
be found occasionally.
River
Monsters book
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