Le Magazine du Comptoir Général

Edito
In love with solitude and freedom, the fisherman flees the agitation of an urban world gone mad. He stops the race of time and waits in quietness and serenity. He settles on the banks of rivers and streams, in symbiosis with the veins of the blue planet, the fisherman feel the pulse of Nature. Immersed in the most beautiful places in the world, he witnesses the fascinating spectacle of a nature to which he reconnects. Contemplative and amazed, he observes, learns and meditates on the mysteries of the wilderness that surrounds him. These natural sanctuaries give birth to wisdom and humility in order to become their greatest defender. More than a hobby or a sport, fishing is above all an art of living. No one needs to fish to appreciate the beauty and excellence of the finest equipment. The passion for fishing is cultivated through the collection of old equipment that tells its own stories.
It’s time to read them.

Yellowstone

English Chalk Streams

Trout flies

Competition casting

The charm of split bamboo

Greenheart canes

French fishing magazines

Natural silk fly lines

cabinet of curiosities

Reels for big game fishing

Wooden lures

Angling in books

Taxidermy

Famous cabinets of curiosities

The taxidermist

Spinning

The big game fishing

Fishing with lures

the house of hardy

Farlow’s

Patagonia

Charles Ritz and fly casting

Charles ritz

Ernest Hemingway

Zane Grey

Orvis

Pierre Clostermann

Lady Juliana Berners

Fishing trips

The fixed-drum reels of collection

Fly Fishing

The lures of collection

The Collection of fishing tackle

Fishing rods of collection

Butterflies and moths

The fascinating world of butterflies

Fishing from the 17th to the 19th century

Fishing in the Middle Ages

Fishing in ancient Egypt

Fishing in ancient Greece

Fishing in ancient Rome
