Books
- Where to Fish in Norfolk and Suffolk (1985)(1996) ISBN 0-7117-0183-0
- Wilson's Angle (1993)
- Catch Pike (1994)
- "Go Fishing" Year (A Channel Four book) (1991)
- The Complete Coarse Fisherman (1996) ISBN 1-85283-155-3
- John Wilson's Coarse Fishing Method Manual (1997)
- "Go Fishing": Programme Notes from the Anglia Television Series Presented by John Wilson (1997)
- Fifty Years a Fisherman (1999)
- John Wilson's Fishing Encyclopedia (2000)
- John Wilson's Book of Baits (2001)
- Catch Carp and Tench with John Wilson (2001)
- John Wilson's Little Book of Knots (2002)
- John Wilson's Greatest Fishing Adventures (2002)
- The Definitive Guide on Where to Fish in Norfolk and Suffolk (2002) ISBN 0-9531851-8-4
- John Wilson's World of Fishing (2004)
- Another Fishing Year (2006)
- John Wilson's 1001 Top Angling Tips (2007)
- Sixty years a Fisherman (2008)
- Catfishing: A Practical Guide - Foreword
- 'The Biggest Fish Of All' by The Perchfishers (2011) - Contributor
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