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020    $a 9781639361656
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100 1  $a Tallack, Malachy, $e author.
245 10 $a Illuminated by water : $b fly fishing and the allure of the natural world / $c Malachy Tallack.
246 30 $a Fly fishing and the allure of the natural world
250    $a First Pegasus Books cloth edition.
264  1 $a New York, NY : $b Pegasus Books, Ltd., $c 2022.
300    $a 262 pages : $b illustrations ; $c 24 cm.
504    $a Includes bibliographical references.
505 0  $a Scaland Wood -- A fleeting thing -- The back of Ronas Hill -- The imitation of life -- The green creek -- Keep out! -- The river Devon -- In the way of wildness -- The river Don -- Putting back and taking away -- The river Clyde -- The possibility of monsters -- The secret loch -- Cast forward -- The Forth and Clyde canal.
520    $a "Illuminated by Water is a book about the author's own decades-long passion for �fly fishing and how it has shaped the way he sees and thinks about the natural world. That passion is shared and made legible here, not just for other anglers, but for those who have never yet cast a line in the water. Why is it that catching �fish--or even thinking about catching fish--can be so thrilling, so captivating? Why is it that time spent beside water can be imprinted so sharply in the memory? Why is it that what seems a simple act of casting a line and hoping can feel so rich in mystery?  Alternating between regional and thematic chapters, Tallack considers 'wildness', its pursuit, and its meanings; the compulsive appeal of tying flies; the ethics of catching and killing; the allure of big �fish; and beauty--where it's sought and where it's found. He describes �fly fishing trips to America, Canada, Shetland, and England. Throughout the book, certain themes recur--environmental harm and healing; the relationship between fishing and time; hope and its manifestations; and the ways in which angling can deepen engagement with the natural world. "--Amazon.
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