Not just for fishermen is a journal of fishing life that covers other adventures, particularly when ‎young, that often takes the reader away from fishing, into a world of where nothing much no longer exists.‎
‎ Many anglers will admit to being somewhat obsessive about their pastime, and for most anglers it ‎will be a priority. However, this book shows that even the most dedicated fishers have a life away ‎from fishing, which when young can lead to joy and trouble in equal measures. Much of this book ‎is centred around the 1950s and 1960s when kids had far more freedom, fishing is just part of that ‎story.‎