The historian Angus Martin is recognised amongfishing communities for his skill in distilling oral recollections into delightful reading. In this book he expands his theme to include details of the everyday life of whole communities. Hundreds of years of the history of Argyll's fishing villages are told through the people's own memories and traditions. This is oral history at its very best.
There are also sections on the natural history, folklore and the reputations of the fish themselves, many of which are illustrated with black and white engravings.
Not just for fishing enthusiasts, but for anyone interested in Argyllshire life and traditions - this is a book to buy and enjoy.
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