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Charles Ritz —
A Fly Fisher’s Life
First American Edition, Henry Holt & Company, 1959
Charles Ritz’s A Fly Fisher’s Life is one of the classic autobiographical works of twentieth-century fly fishing. Part memoir, part reflection on the art of angling, it offers a rare insight into the life and philosophy of one of the most influential figures in modern fly fishing.
Ritz writes with the perspective of a master angler, rod maker and fly-fishing innovator, recounting his experiences on rivers and streams around the world and his encounters with many of the leading figures of the sport. The book also includes a foreword by Ernest Hemingway.
This is the first American edition, published by Henry Holt & Company in 1959, in the original blue cloth binding. The dust jacket is not present.
A handsome and historically important addition to a collection of classic angling literature.
Condition: Very good
Edition: First American Edition, 1959
Binding: Blue cloth
Dust jacket: Not present
Charles Ritz —
A Fly Fisher’s Life
First American Edition, Henry Holt & Company, 1959
Charles Ritz’s A Fly Fisher’s Life is one of the classic autobiographical works of twentieth-century fly fishing. Part memoir, part reflection on the art of angling, it offers a rare insight into the life and philosophy of one of the most influential figures in modern fly fishing.
Ritz writes with the perspective of a master angler, rod maker and fly-fishing innovator, recounting his experiences on rivers and streams around the world and his encounters with many of the leading figures of the sport. The book also includes a foreword by Ernest Hemingway.
This is the first American edition, published by Henry Holt & Company in 1959, in the original blue cloth binding. The dust jacket is not present.
A handsome and historically important addition to a collection of classic angling literature.
Condition: Very good
Edition: First American Edition, 1959
Binding: Blue cloth
Dust jacket: Not present