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One day, while Lelio was fishing on the Tuscan coasts, many fishermen who were next to him to observe asked him: "But how can you get all those fish, if we haven't even seen the float move?"
This answer, and many others answers are written in this book, so that everyone can have fun and spend pleasant hours fishing.
"The principle states that about 20% of causes create 80% of effects. So, 80% of what we get is caused by only 20% of what we do. In every field or sector, most of the effects are caused by a limited number of causes.
So, you will notice with great surprise that 80% of the world's wealth is held by 20% of the population, 80% of a company's earnings are generated by 20% of the sales, 80% of your results are generated by 20% of your actions.This principle is present in many areas of our life. Even fishing is not immune to this principle.This book perfectly embodies the principle of Pareto.
These pages, that are written in a very simple way, are very effective, they are the essence of experience that will teach you that 20% will give you 80% of the value, leaving out all that is irrelevant and unnecessary for successful fishing." Dr. Edoardo Zeloni Magelli
This easy to learn book wants to be a useful guide both for those who want to start fishing with bread, and for the more experienced fishermen who want to improve their fishing skills. In these pages you will find very practical tips on how to fish with bread,you will find advice on the various types of floats and the best ones to use, both in calm and rough seas, and on the length of the rods to use which will depend on where we choose to go fishing.
I will teach you how to recognize the suitable places for fishing, teaching you how to use your logic, but above all, you will understand when it is time to go fishing by observing the tides.
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About the author
Lelio Zeloni est né à Prato le 8 août 1953. Depuis qu'il est adolescent, il a deux passions, la peinture et la pêche. Au fil des ans, il a pratiqué le moulinet, la pêche à la mouche, le tenkara et, bien sûr, sa technique préférée, la pêche au pain. Ces expériences avec différentes techniques, l'ont aidé à devenir le pêcheur expert qu'il est aujourd'hui.
