Surveys the basic equipment of fly fishing, explains how to tie flies, and offers practical advice on fly casting
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Review:
The name L. L. Bean is acknowledged as being the tops in outdoor gear. This handbook justifiably bears that brand. A handsomely illustrated Text enhanced with photographs, Dave Whitlock's book covers the Zen of fly fishing, the craft or how-to, the strategies for various fish, how to "read" both fish and stream, and describes the art of tying various flies, and the latest in fly- fishing attire. Whitlock addresses both fresh- and saltwater considerations, the ethics of fishing, and has compiled an excellent list of publications and organizations of interest to the fisher.
From the Back Cover:
L.L. Bean Fly-Fishing Handbook is a fun, easy-to-understand collection of tactics and methods based on the renowned teachings of the L.L. Bean Fly-Fishing Schools. It covers everything that the beginner wants to know and offers lots of information that experienced fly fishers can use to hone their skills and catch more fish, including: the essential fly casts; numerous useful knots; profiles of fresh- and saltwater fish species; hot to recognize aquatic insects and create imitations; and fishing from boats and float tubes.Gear and fly patterns might change, just as fishing conditions change, but the skills that this book teaches can help the new angler develop a solid foundation and provide guidance along the way in a lifetime of fishing pleasure.
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- PublisherLyons Pr
- Publication date1984
- ISBN 10 0941130606
- ISBN 13 9780941130608
- BindingPaperback
- Edition number1
- Number of pages112
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