Rod Rage

Paul Dady

ISBN 10: 184689414X / ISBN 13: 9781846894145

Published by Quiller Publishing Ltd, GB, 2025

About this Item

This humorous collection of illustrations depicts the trout angler's anguish and anticipation in pursuit of the 'gentle art'.The author and illustrator Paul Dady believes that 'Fishing doesn't actually clear the mind. It does, however, given the opportunity, tend to clutter it with altogether more agreeable stuff . usually.'From knots to lucky underwear and appalling hauling to woeful weather, many 'trouters' will identify with the scenarios and comments featured in this quirky portrayal. Contrasting cartoon styles convey the different moods of each scene and are guaranteed to catch the reader's attention.

Seller Inventory # LU-9781846894145

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Rod Rage
• Publisher: Quiller Publishing Ltd, GB
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 184689414X
• ISBN 13: 9781846894145
• Binding: Hardback
• Condition: New
• Weight: 427 grams

About this title

Synopsis

Rod Rage is a brilliant collection of more than 40 cartoons and humorous captions, depicting the trout angler's anguish and anticipation in pursuit of the 'gentle art'.

As the book's author and illustrator, Paul Dady, explains 'Fishing doesn't actually clear the mind. It does, however, given the opportunity, tend to clutter it with altogether more agreeable stuff . . . usually.' Whether by circumstance or ill fortune, 'trouters' will have always found themselves tested and, subsequently, if only for the briefest of moments, been the loser of grace or good nature. From knots to lucky underwear and appalling hauling to swans, many anglers will identify with the scenarios featured in this clever and quirky portrayal.

Contrasting cartoon styles convey the different mood of each scene and are guaranteed to catch the reader's attention. This is the perfect gift book for trout anglers by one who knows the sport well.

About the Author

Paul Dady's original occupation was as a typographer. He later worked in various other fields including social work, model making, museum exhibiting, tool making and sculpting. Since he was a young child Paul has always fished and drawn.