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Description
Discover the remarkable transformation of the Taff river through the eyes of an experienced angler. Once a dead waterway due to Industrial Revolution pollution from ironworks and coal mines, the Taff has recovered to become one of the premier mixed fishing rivers in the UK. In this book, the author documents a year-long journey that began in late 2024. After more than fifty years of fly fishing with rings and a reel, the author sets out to explore, photograph, and fish every river and valley within the Taff catchment. This personal account tracks the history and the natural rebirth of the landscape, offering a unique perspective on how these waters have changed over two hundred and twenty years since the first steam train hauled iron bars along its banks. Whether you are interested in the history of the Industrial Revolution, the environmental recovery of UK rivers, or the art of fly fishing, this book provides a detailed look at the Taff's journey from a zombie river to a thriving ecosystem.

Key Features

Explore the environmental history of the Taff river from its industrial decline to its current status as a top UK fishing location.

Follow a year-long journey of photography and exploration through the various rivers and valleys of the Taff catchment.

Gain insights from an author with over fifty years of experience fishing with rings and a reel on fly rods.

Learn about the impact of the Industrial Revolution and the recovery of local waterways after the era of coal mines and ironworks.

A detailed account of the landscape 220 years after the first steam train traveled alongside the river.

Product Specifications
Format
hardcover
ASIN
B0GN5W4DGT
Category
Books > Subjects > Sports, Hobbies & Games > Fishing, Birdwatching & Other Outdoor Pursuits > Fishing > Fly Fishing
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
12 February 2026
Listed Since
13 February 2026

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