The Salmon Rivers of Ireland. London, Kegan Paul, 1903. First Edition, Limited Issue. Two Volumes. Bound in quarter red morocco over cloth boards, spines with raised bands, compartments lettered & decorated in gilt. A fine bright set.

A highly prized angling classic, issued in only 250 sets, making it a scarce and collectible work. 

Illustrated with fifty‑five photographic illustrations and two maps. Volume I covers rivers in the north of Ireland, while Volume II continues southward, providing a comprehensive account of salmon rivers across the island

Grimble’s work is not just a fishing manual—it is a cultural and historical record of Ireland’s rivers at the turn of the 20th century. It captures the landscapes, traditions, and angling practices of the time, making it valuable to historians as well as anglers.