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Few fly fishing
books are more helpful than a good book on fly fishing
technique. Without good fly fishing technique, an angler,
no matter how much they know about a particular river
or its hatches, has little chance of having a successful
fly fishing trip for large trout in Montana.
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Description from Amazon.Com
This crisp reference fly fishing book to
fly casting features the Orvis Progressive Casting Method.
It takes fly fishers from the grip and stance to such
advanced casting techniques as double hauling, all in
a complete yet compact fly fishing technique book. Its
handy size enables anglers to slip it into a vest pocket
or carry it on the flats skiff or drift boat.
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This fly fihsing book reveals the principles behind
leaders that catch fish and provides everything you
need to start tying your own, including the ideal proportions
of butt, taper, and tippet, the best materials and knots
for various applications, and how leaders can be modified
and adapted. This fly fishing book also covers techniques
of casting to minimize drag and enhance presentation.
This most complete work on flyfishing leaders ever published.
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Description from Amazon.Com
Fly fishing with artificial nymphs is one of the most
effective methods for taking trout with a fly rod, but
also one of the more difficult techniques to master.
In Nymphing Strategies, longtime guide and expert trout
angler Larry Tullis explains the fly fishing techniques
needed to master this challenging facet of fly fishing.
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Description from Amazon.Com
A new guide to understanding hatches across the United
States by a noted fly fishing authority. The essence of
trout fishing with a fly is understanding hatches. That
quest for understanding has spawned an entire literature
of fly fishing. Meck's genius is to show the angler that
the understanding we need to catch fish is not the memorization
of hundreds of bugs and their Latin names. The key to
successful fishing is using the right fly at the right
time ("matching the hatch").
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Review from Amazon.Com
As long as the reader understands that this book doesn't
cover a lot of tactics, it's a highly useful guide.
The focus is on patterns--how to get the colors right,
how to tie them, and what they imitate.
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Review from Amazon.Com
Outstanding work on the Mayfly - the life cycle, location
of specific hatches (and importance in the region),
and even recommendations for flies to be used. There
is a section of color photographs of nymphs, duns, and
spinners of almost every species covered (noted if male
or female) and tying instructions for some of the recommended
flies. Bottom line, for the money, this is an excellent
book you'll be thoroughly happy with. When you've read
it though once you'll have a much better understanding
of the subject and almost feel like a pro.
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