Description:
A landmark trilogy in Tasmanian angling history—Don Gilmour's Trout Fishery of Tasmania Volumes I to III is a richly detailed chronicle of trout fishing's evolution across more than a century.
Volume I (1865–1910): Covers the introduction of trout into Australasia and the early development of fisheries in Tasmania. Includes an introduction by Professor Nigel Forteath and is illustrated with historical photographs.
Volume II (1910–1950): Documents the consolidation of trout fishing practices, regulatory developments, and community involvement during the interwar years.
Volume III (1950–1999): Explores modernisation, environmental challenges, and the cultural significance of trout fishing in Tasmanian identity.
Volume I & II signed by author. Volume II includes inscription. Press clip also included.