The Wraysbury Chronicles

The Wraysbury Chronicles, by Keith Jenkins Following on from the popularity of the Horton Chronicles, it was an obvious progression to go down Welley Road to the legendary Wraysbury One. As much a part of angling history as any other lake you could mention, this huge lake has tested the resilience and skills of many of Englands best known anglers, but has also held jewels that any angler would crave. Fishing on Wraysbury has always been a test of endurance, and in this book youll find evidence of those that have passed the test, and also those that have failed. As with Horton, the stories of a number of anglers are told within these pages, going back as far as the late 60s up to the very present, and including some of the most iconic carp in English carp angling. If fishing Horton was a gruelling 10,000 metre race, then to fish Wraysbury is an ultra-marathon, but the rewards are just as great. With contributions from the likes of Chris Ball, Pete Springate, Dave Lane, Phil Thompson, Simon Scott, Adam Penning and quite a few more, this promises to be a most wonderful read with revelations and stories never before seen in printFollowing on from the popularity of the Horton Chronicles, it was an obvious progression to go down Welley Road to the legendary Wraysbury One. As much a part of angling history as any other lake you could mention, this huge lake has tested the resilience and skills of many of Englands best known anglers, but has also held jewels that any angler would crave. Fishing on Wraysbury has always been a test of endurance, and in this book youll find evidence of those that have passed the test, and also those that have failed. As with Horton, the stories of a number of anglers are told within these pages, going back as far as the late 60s up to the very present, and including some of the most iconic carp in English carp angling. If fishing Horton was a gruelling 10,000 metre race, then to fish Wraysbury is an ultra-marathon, but the rewards are just as great. With contributions from the likes of Chris Ball, Pete Springate, Dave Lane, Phil Thompson, Simon Scott, Adam Penning and quite a few more, this promises to be a most wonderful read with revelations and stories never before seen in print.