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I have been an avid reader of "THE TROUT and SALMON" for many more years than I like to admit and have never grown bored or fed up with the format, stories or recipies that are always in it, so I cannot see any benifit of changing the format, unless as is the criteria in the last decade and that is to change things because the new readers want it altered to something and feel and to feel like it has been altered by them and their friends.
ReplyDelete"KEEP IT AS IT, and HAS BEEN SINCE THE STAPLE IN THE MIDDLE WAS DONE AWAY WITH".
My only criticism is the apparent 'dumbing down' attention grabbing headline comments on the front cover. I understand that this may be in pursuit of catching the attention of potential readers/buyers but to my, middle aged, eyes it's quite grating. Past the front cover though, I thoroughly enjoy the articles and always read Stan Headley first! Retain the current format and I will continue my subscription.
ReplyDeleteVery pleased with fewer photos of dead fish. The conservation message for wild fish is more important than ever and T&S can offer a lead on this. Jon Beer is a great read but I like most articles. Subscriber and fan for over 20 years.
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