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Orvis has an extensive
selection of fly fishing books about technique, tactics, entomology
and fly casting. The Orvis fly fishing books listed below
are all a perfect compliment to any anglers bookshelf and
can immensely aid any angler in their fly fishing. The Orvis
Fly Fishing Guide is particularly recommended.
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Big
Sky Fishing Comments
This is an excellent fly fishing book for the beginner
angler who seeks as much information as possible. While
not as humorous or as fun to read as the Idiots Guide
(above), the books vast amounts of information - combined
with its simplicity in presenting the information -
makes this an excellent fly fishing book for anglers
of all levels.
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Review from Amazon.Com
All of the Orvis Streamside guides, most
of them seemingly written by Tom Rosenbauer, are excellent
guides to strategy and the flyfishing approach. (Well
alright, maybe the one about knots wasn't all that scintillating,
but probably great info. for newbies, I suppose.) This
guide is no exception - clear, consice and well-written,
unlike this review. Well worth adding to your flyfishing
bookcase. It's a great guide to what you'll need to
do to hit trout when they don't seem to be actively
feeding on anything. These insights could well salvage
a day streamside.
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In this handy and readable reference and guidebook,
Tom Rosenbauer shares his vast knowledge of fly fishing
when there is no hatch. Hours spent using the prospecting
techniques he has learned over the years have resulted
in amazingly productive methods. Written for both the
novice and the seasoned angler, The Orvis Guide to Prospecting
for Trout is loaded with useful photographs and illustrations.
This is a guide no trout fisherman should be without.
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This fly fishing pocket guide shows the fly fisher where
to cast, why, and what kind of fly to use. It can be
studied prior to a fishing trip or used on the water,
and is organized by water types. Once you identify what
kind of water you are facing-whether riffles, runs,
pocket water, or deep slow water-you can then decide
what kind of fly to use, what leader is appropriate,
and how to present the fly. Streamers, nymphs and wets,
and dry flies are covered. Perfect-sized to be taken
on the road or to streamside, this is a handsome fly
fishing book featuring detailed diagrams and color photographs.
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This fly fishing book fills a void-a pocket guide to
all types of common trout foods and how to imitate them.
It answers these questions and more: How can I tell
a stonefly from a caddisfly and does it matter? How
do I know when trout are feeding on minnows? What does
a midge larva look like and how do I imitate one? What's
the difference between a mayfly dun and a spinner? Do
trout eat water striders? Color photographs and detailed
diagrams will help you identify what's hatching or living
under rocks on the stream bottom.
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This fly fishing book is organized from the angler's
perspective, it begins with the fly and works its way
through the tippet, leader, and line-explaining knots,
connections, and choices of tackle, with helpful tips
to ensure more fun and fewer frustrations for the angler
on the water. Generously illustrated with color photographs
and detailed line drawings, this book includes all the
knots a freshwater fly fisher will need.
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The Orvis Pocket Guide to Nymphing Techniques includes
everything a beginner needs to begin catching trout
on subsurface flies right away. But it's not just for
novices. It also offers the latest techniques and tips
on rigging for nymphs, imitating subsurface insects,
special casts, and how to fish each type of water with
these deadly flies. An accomplished nymph fisher can
catch trout all day long in all seasons, not just when
aquatic insects are hatching. With many illustrative
line drawings and color photographs, this is a handbook
that will help all fly fishers to achieve greater success.
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In The Orvis Pocket Guide to Fly Fishing for Stillwater
Trout, Jim Lepage, longtime tackle designer, fly tyer,
and stillwater expert, demystifies the challenges of
lakes and ponds, which can seem huge and overwhelming
until you know how to approach them correctly. In a
concise and down-to-earth style, Lepage covers fly rods
suitable for stillwaters; sinking, floating, and specialty
fly lines and when to use each; how to choose leaders
and tippet materials wisely; and explains why sunglasses
may be one of your most important pieces of equipment.
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