Fly Fishing Books Directory

Name	Description
101 Fly Fishing Tips	Good Practical advice but pretty basic and not enough on fishing. A guy should have got most of these tips from and his dad or cranky uncle. I just expected more on fishing from a respectd angler for that price.
101 Innovative Fly-Tying Tips
21 Great New Zealand Trout Waters	(Fly Fishing International)
A Concise History of Fly Fishing	Glenn Law examines the development of fly fishing, from ancient Egyptian copper hooks dating to 2600 B.C. and the first recordings of catch-and-release fishing in China's Zhou dynasty, to the most modern innovations and the rise of fly-fishing personalities.
A Different Angle	"Many of these writers came to fly fishing in order to defy, or to wow, or to woo a man. But once the River speaks, the man becomes a superfluous distraction and a woman finds herself standing alone, in living water, defying and wowing and wooing the self. This is the moment the fly fisher is born.
A Fly Fisher's Life ...	The Art and Mechanics of Fly Fishing
A Fly-Fisher's Guide to ...	Part One of the book is a study of gamefish behavior, including prey recognition, foraging strategies, and the psychology of selective feeding. Part Two details the life histories of prey species-fishes, squids, crustacea, and marine worms-concentrating on information of interest to anglers: distribution and abundance, habitats and habits, migrations and movement
A Flyfisher's World	Hugely entertaining material from the world of fly-fishing. Lyons likes to fish. He likes to fish long and hard, short and delicate.
A Perfect Fish: Illusions in Fly Tying	Among other things the perfect fish is about fly fishing for striped bass.The perfect fish was created by an artist and therefore has the quirkiness of something birthed from an artists mind. In it kenny gives us his opinions about how to tie flies and shows us that a fly is a little piece of art. He paints scenes of the predator1s world and the world of the baitfish.
A River Runs Through It	Fly-fishing for trout is one thing that unites father and sons, and, in the end, it is the language of the river that provides understanding and acceptance in the most difficult of times.
A River Seen Right ...	A wonderfully written tale of outdoors and flyfishing. Read this book on the advice of a friend and halfway through I was pulling out the fishing and camping gear and planning a winter trip. This book is a small treasure of a find.
A.K's Fly Box	Well-known to readers of John Gierach as that author's occasional sidekick on western trout streams, A.K. Best wades into the deep waters of the angling library himself with an authoritative and instructional look at fly-tying. Best details the tying methods for his own popular creations as well as old standards, with plenty of photos of both naturals and their imitations. Also inlcuded is an introduction by Gierach.
ABC's of Fly Tying
Adaptable Flyfisher	Wild Trout and coarse fish on fly
Advanced Fly Fishing : Freshwater & Saltwater Strategies	It is a comprehensive, overall view of the sport and discusses all the crucial components’Äîrods, reels, lines, flies, casting, reading water, landing fish’Äîat an in-depth level.
Advanced Fly Fishing Techniques	Advanced Fly-Fishing Techniques second edition Expert Advice from a Master Angler, Lefty Kreh!
Advanced Fly Fishing Techniques...	Now available for the first time in paperback, this guide for the experienced fisherman includes techniques from casting to landing as well as advice on equipment, approach, and more.
Advanced Fly Tying ...	Proven Methods and Techniques of a Master Professional Fly Tyer - 37 Important Patterns
African Fly-Fishing Handbook	(South African Travel & Field Guides)
Alaska Rainbows	Fly-Fishing for Trout and Salmon in Alaska
All About Flies	The authors cover a wide variety of fly-tying topics, including: · Hooks · Materials · Fly pattern origins and their mystique · Flies seen from both the angler's and the fish's viewpoint · Tying instruction for dry flies, wet flies, nymphs, and streamers · Egg flies · And much more
All About Flies: Figuring Out Flies	Everything the Fly Fisher Needs to Know About Flies
American Fly Tying Manual	Dave Hughes, well known angler and author of several fly- fishing books, presents the basics of tying artificial flies in this excellent, easy-to-understand introduction to a time-honored art form. Hughes covers the basics of equipment, materials, and tying techniques for dry flies, nymphs, and streamers, and includes color plates and "anatomy" for a variety of the most popular patterns.
American Nymph Fly Tying Manual
An Angler's Guide to ...	This book does much of the work of Schweibert's excellent Matching The Hatch in a far more basic and compact package.
An Honest Angler ...	Sparse Grey Hackle is a legendary member of the fly-fishing literati, although he'd be the first to resign from anything that sounded as pretentious as "literati."
Angler's Coast	This book's as much about fly fishing as The Big Two-Hearted River is. Without ever deviating from its straightforward purpose -- to explore the good people Chatham's met in a lifetime of flyfishing the San Francisco Bay and points north for chinook and stripers.
Angler's Fly Fishing 2003 Calendar:	Includes Fishing Tips, Hatch Dates, and Destinations
Another Lousy Day in Paradise	Once again, Gierach shows that he may be the best fishing writer around. The school of fishing scribes is bloated with guys who love to tell you why you should use a #20 Blue Dun nymph rather than a #18 Blue-Winged Olive in a particular situation, but Gierach is not interested in any such nonsense.
Antique Fly Reels : A History & Value Guide	Concise, informative, detailed catalogue of antique fly reels. The author has produced great photos making it easy to identify and decipher reels for the enthusiast. A guide to values is accurate for today's market. Easy to read format. The book would appeal to collector and fisherman alike.
Argentine Trout Fishing	The author of Argentine Trout Fishing has been traveling to South America and presents his knowledge of its waters, and the salmonids that thrive in those waters.
Arizona Trout : A Fly Fishing Guide	Rex shares his more than 20 years of experience. You will learn: the most up-to-date information on which waters hold trout; when is the best time to fish each water; what species you will find; hatches; the best presentations to fish these sometimes tricky waters; special safety tips; useful maps; average flows; and much more
Arizona Trout Streams and Their Hatches ...	The first complete guide to Arizona's trout waters and its important hatches, from one of America's most respected fly-fishing writers. Northern winters are cruel and endless, especially if you're a fly-fisherman. You could always tie flies and rent A River Runs through It for the umpteenth time, but this book offers an escape.
Art and Science of Fly Fishing
Art of Fly Tying	The Hunting & Fishing Library
Art of Fly Tying...	First released in 1994, this title comes in two versions: An 8 1/2 x 11" hardcover for $19.95, and the fly-shop favorite, 8 1/2 x 11" hardcover concealed wire-o binding for $23.95 (this allows the book to lay flat so that the tier's hands are free). Cowles Creative
Art of the Trout Fly
Art of Tying the Bass Fly ...	Anglers around the world love the European-bred brown trout, and even if it isn't your favorite species, chances are you still like to hook these voracious piscivores whenever possible. Author Chris Francis presents his own obsession as a primer for others who would like to learn more about these magnificent predators--and, of course, those who would like to catch larger ones in greater quantity.
Art of Tying the Dry Fly	Pictures are great, in color, and almost a blind man(or woman) can see them, read the instructions and understand. Instructions are fairly straight forward, and progression of flies tied or techniques is logical. Is a great instruction manual for those starting out. Companion text on tying nymphs also a worthwhile read. Other books that are very similar are the Kaufmann books
Ausable River	Rising in the Adirondacks and emptying into Lake Champlain, New York's Ausable River is a classic fly-fishing river. Learn more about its splendid and scenic waters from an angler's perspective, including where to wet a line and what flies to use, from this edition of the River Journal series
Bahamas Fly-Fishing Guide	The book includes an overview of the Bahamian fishery, with its spectacular bonefish fishing, along with enough of the historical, geographical, and cultural information that introduces the larger world of the islands.
Baja on the Fly	Author Nick Curcione has fished Baja for more than four decades. With big, full-color photos and lots of key advice, he introduces the fly-fisher to a beautiful place loaded with exciting fishing and travel opportunities. Curcione inventories the necessary tackle, fish species, surf tactics, and travel tips to help you make the most out of a fly-fishing vacation in paradise.
Basic Fly Tying
Basic Fly Tying Techniques Pocket Guide
Basic Fly Tying: All the Skills	Basic Fly Tying: All the Skills and Tools You Need to Get Started (Basic Books Series)
Basic Manual of Fly-Tying ...	Think like a fish, and you'll tie the right flies that trout can't resist. This revolutionary understanding of fly-tying is based on the seasonal changes that live insects undergo, from the trout's eye view. In addition to learning every step of making perfect trout flies every time, you'll develop a sense of what matters to the fish--which is what makes the flies work.
Bass on the Fly	The majority of America's freshwater anglers fish for bass with spinning or casting rods and some kind of hardware: plugs, spinnerbaits, plastic worms. But A. D. Livingston says that, in many situations, the best way to take bass is with the fly rod. And despite fly fishing's reputation as an expensive, elitist sport, taking bass on the fly can be by far the least expensive way to go
Becoming a Fly Fisher :	From Brookie Days to the Tenth Level The remarkable story of the evolution of fly fishers, by the longtime publisher of Fly Fisherman Magazine.
Best Flies for Idaho	(Greycliff Best Flies Series, Vol. 1) Idaho fly-tyers are innovators by necessity. This mostly rural state, with large areas of designated wilderness, is not the sort of place where anglers can always run around the corner to pick up a few hot flies at the local shop. It makes sense, then, that there's a guidebook devoted solely to a state with a wide variety of fly-fishing opportunities and a renowned history of fly-tying.
Billfish on a Fly
Black's 2000 Fly Fishing...	The Complete Angler's Guide to Equipment, Instruction, and Destinations.
Bluewater Fly Fishing	I checked this book out of our local library and am now buying a copy for my cousin and for me. To my knowledge, no other book of this kind exists. The book is filled with state of the art bluewater techniques with fanstastic photos and stories from around the world. I highly recommend this book.
Bonefish Fly Patterns	This book doesn't waste your time or money. Ever wonder what flies work where and how to tie those flies? This book tells you if you're going after Bonefish. It's to the point with great pictures, instructions and information that you can really use. Even if you don't fish for Bonefish, get this book. It will get you started.
Bonefish, Tarpon, Permit : Fly Fishing Guide
Breakfast at Trout's Place	The worked-over fly-fishing memoir gets a fresh sheen with Ken Marsh's tales from the Alaskan outback. A lifelong resident and editor of Alaska Magazine, Marsh has no need for wide-eyed descriptions of hairy bush plane flights or last-frontier soliloquies. Moreover, he gracefully sidesteps previous touchstones of the genre such as midlife crisis, midlife travel, and midlife discovery that equate fish as savior.
Caddis Super Hatches ...	Knowledge of caddis flies and how to present them in all stages of life can be key to a fly-fisher's success in many situations.
Caddisflies	Hailed as a classic almost as soon as it came out in the early 1980s, this combination of entomology and fly-fishing instruction puts a small insect--the caddis fly--under the microscope to help anglers get big results on the water. Misunderstood for years, LaFontaine explains why caddis should be an important part of any fly-fisher's arsenal of flies, and his arguments are very persuasive
Carp on the Fly : A Flyfishing Guide	I was a little confused by what Berryman was trying to do in this book. Like "Love and Fame," "Carp on the Fly" shows a different Berryman from the one we meet in "The Dream Songs." Here the emphasis seems to be on man's relationship with nature, both outer and inner, and the predatory nature of our connections with that larger world.
Carrie Stevens Maker of ...	This long-awaited book is both a history of the woman and the region, as well as a guide to the Stevens method
Cast from the Edge ...	"Nothing prepares us for the next moment. Or it all does, if we are able to see. We have reasons for everything, and then those reasons shatter. We are utterly wrong and we start all over again. We return to fly fishing because we are certain that here, at least, the good guys always win"
Catch That Fish ...	The Essential Guide to Fly Fishing Tactics
Cathy Beck's Fly-Fishing Handbook
Classic Guide to ...	Part history, part guidebook, The Classic Guide to Fly-Fishing for Trout is as much a feast for the eyes as it is a cornucopia of information about the centuries-old sport of fly-fishing. With beautiful photographs and descriptive text about past and present forms of tackle and technique, The Classic Guide is an attractive addition to any fishing bookshelf and the perfect gift for an angler of the fly
Collecting Fly Fishing : Instant Expert	Practical and informative illustrated overview of items from rods and reels to hooks and flies, with all the history, market trends and resources needed to be an instant expert.
Complete Book of Fly Tying	In this book even the beginner knows where he is during every step in the process, from the moment he ties in the waxed thread until he ties off the fly with the whip finish knot.
Complete Book of Fly-Fishing ...	The art of fly-fishing has unique qualities-in total harmony, the fly-fisher pits his or her skills against nature and as a prize catches some of the world's most beautiful and sporting fish. This book is the authoritative, comprehensive guide to fresh- and saltwater fly-fishing and an inspirational, evocative read for all those who are fascinated by this captivating sport.
Complete Book of Western Hatches	I just bought this book, and read it straight through. I have also taken it with me--to the river--to use as it was written. The book is well written, and contains most of the general information that flyfishermen need to really enhance their experience. The only thing I would recommend in any subsequent revisions, is the use of color photographs of the insects. Tight Lines!
Complete Idiot's Guide to Fly Fishing	You're no idiot, of course. You've seen the hit movie A River Runs Through It and you know that fly fishing is one of the most popular leisure activities in the country today. But when it comes to casting the perfect fly-fishing line and catching the Big One, you feel like it might be easier to microwave some fish sticks
Confessions of a Fly Fishing Addict	Nick Lyons has been called a "happy combination of angler-poet-romantic," and nowhere is this-and his compulsion to fish-more in evidence than in Confessions of a Fly Fishing Addict.
Constructing Cane Rods	An all-color book by master rod builder, Ray Gould. Included is the history of cane, the creation of the machines and tools necessary to create your own rods, precise taper formulas, detailed schematic drawings with precise angles, step-by-step construction, finishing steps, formulas, repairs, historic cane manufacturers and model names, and address and phone sources for all materials.
Crosscurrents ...	These short essays are divided into two groups,those inspired by Babb's youth in East Tennessee, and those that find him fishing here and mostly in his current home state of Maine
Dave Foster's Guide to Fly Fishing in Lees Ferry
Dave Stanley's No Nonsense Guide to	No Nonsense Guide to Fly Fishing In Nevada By Dave Stanley and Jeff Cavender. Published by David Communications. $14.95 softbound. Reviewed by Sarah Lau "The No Nonsene series of fly fishing guidebooks are known for their spare descriptions and for their full-page two-color maps.
Days on the Water ...	Mike,outdoor writer, naturalist & conservation activist, passed away at 49. He epitomizes,in this his 2nd last book, the adage: "God does NOT! deduct from out Time here,on Earth,...days spent...fishing."
Death, Taxes, and Leaky Waders ...	Death, Taxes, and Leaky Waders should go a good way toward satisfying the latter. In this "greatest hits" of essays culled from Gierach's previous collections....
Distant Waters	A celebration in words and photos of the idyllic--and occasionally heart-pounding--world of fly-fishing. Here one of the sport's most prestigious and talented photographers captures participants and their quarry in a variety of superb natural environments, from the Alaskan wilderness to the sparkling Caribbean. 162 full-color photos. 12 full-color maps.
Dream Fish and Road Trips ...	Mr. Thomas is a good writer who knows how to convey the excitement of fishing. I could identify with some of his stories. At points I found myself thinking: I've been there or done that.
Dry Fly : New Angles	The angler can learn more about trout, more about flies, and more about everyday fishing situations in The Dry Fly than in any other fly fishing book. The angler will also have more fun reading this book than they have previously had with a fly fishing book.
Dry Fly and Fast Water ...	The Dry Fly and Fast Water was written to fill a need created by the coming of the brown trout to America. The British flies and methods that followed it over here proved inapplicable. Therefore, it remained for fishing expert George La Branche to promulgate a new, distinctly American school of dry-fly angling
Earth Is Enough ...	A very powerfull book, best read by light of a roaring fire in the woods somewhere. Harry Middleton, wherever you are, tight lines, and beautiful sunsets.
Ed Shenk's Fly Rod Trouting
Essential Fly Fishing	Another excellent book on the basics of fly-fishing. Although the illustrations were not seen at the time of review, Meade's well-written text alone will make a considerable addition to any collection of fly-fishing tomes. Meade's getting-started chapters are well thought out in realizing his intent--namely, to have the budding angler not go out first thing and purchase tons of new gadgets and toys
Essential Guide to Fly-Fishing	Fly-Fishing is one of the fastest-growing recreational pursuits in North America, and The Essential Guide to Fly-Fishing is fast becoming recognized as one of the best introductions to the sport. Clive Schaupmeyer shares over 40 years of fishing experience in this detailed introduction to the equipment and techniques that will guide the new fly-fisher from the first cast through a lifetime of enjoyment.
Essential Trout Flies	If fly-fishing were run like baseball, at the entrance to every river, stream, lake, and pond you'd find a vendor with a stack of Essential Trout Flies shouting, "You can't tell the flies without a scorecard." Since it's not, you'll just have to pick up a copy before your next outing on the water.
Estuary Flyfishers
Everyone's Illustrated Guide to Trout on a Fly
Exploring Wisconsin Trout Streams ...	Exploring Wisconsin Trout Streams is a treat for novice and veteran anglers alike.
Faithful Travelers ...	I found this novel to be a sweet, enduring, detailed description between a father and his daughter; as well as an insighful discovery of the soul. I recommend this book to anyone; especially those seeking a deeper meaning and further explantation between a father and a daughters love!
False Albacore:	A Comprehensive Guide to Fly Fishing's Hottest Fish
Federation of Fly Fishers...	Fly Pattern Encyclopedia
First Cast : Teaching Kids to Fly-Fish	Phil Genova, nationally known for his work as founder and director of the Fly Fisher Apprentice Program, shares proven techniques to motivate and teach kids to fly-fish.
Fish Bum's Guide to Catching Larger Trout	Having taught fly fishing for several years, I discovered that beginning fly fishermen were intimidated by lakes, and much prefer to fish the more solitary streams and creeks, where water seems easier to read and less people are around to watch their climb up the learning curve. However, after the first year most anglers are ready to move on to catching larger fish, most of which are found in lakes.
Fish Don't Think ...	How to Catch Fish Using a Fly and Bubble
Fishing Dry Flies for Trout on Rivers and Streams	Fly fishing's most recognized and respected author, Art Lee, returns to print with the hardcover reissue of his classic work. With remarkable clarity and precise, detailed instruction, Lee share his knowledge as he demonstrates his clear love of the sport.
Fishing Flies on the Salmon River	Having fished the Salmon River for the past 15 years, I found very little, if any, information that I could consider of any value to be used on future trips.
Fishing Flies: A Practical Guide to the Craft of Fly Tying
Fishing Nymphs, Wet Flies & Streamers ...	This book teaches fishing enthusiasts the time-tested, effective techniques for catching trout below the surface.
Fishing Small Streams With a Fly Rod	It was a perfect day for reading. I had the den to myself, and the table lamp was just bright enough to illuminate the pages of _Fishing Small Streams With A Fly Rod_. I opened the book to any old chapter, and like clockwork, there it was: a first person, past tense anecdote, of no informational value but so predictable it was comforting. It was a reading experience I'll look back to fondly.
Fishing the Eastern Sierras in Snowy Waters	Detailed information for fishing and for horse back riding and packtrain trips in the mountains, detailed technical drawings by the author with expert advice on bait and fly casting techniques for all ages. An excellent guide reference book everyone will enjoy reading before entering the wilderness on opening fishing season and the summer months.
Fishing the Midge	Some of the smallest aquatic insects figure prominently into the diets of the biggest, most elusive trout; the midge is such an insect. Fishing these tiny flies--whether as nymphs or dries--requires fine tippets and skilled casts. Fishing the Midge was welcomed by a small, dedicated following of midge fly-fishers when it debuted in 1972;
Flashes in the River ...	Flashes in the River is the first volume in a projected 'images' series pairs Gray's essays with Shilstone's watercolors of fly fishing: the result being a fine first-person "you are there" experiential text which displays both art and fly fishing lore and wonder. Excellent images abound throughout Flashes in the River.
Flats and Saltwater Fly Fishing 2002 Calendar	Flats and Saltwater Fly Fishing 2002 Calendar
Flies for Alaska ...	Route's guide gives a manageable list of flies along with a good amount of reasoning behind each. The timing/species charts are excellent in themselves. This volume is worthwhile for all fly anglers, even non-tyers. In addition to providing a guide for tying/buying flies for Alaska, it gives a good bit of how-to and even a hint of where-to.
Flies for Bass & Panfish ...	If you want a recipe book for lots of flies, this is a very good one. What is missing is tying instructions and any of the author's thoughts on effectiveness or what a well-stocked box should hold.
Flies for Steelhead ...	This book is the perfect book for steelhead flys...... It tells you how the flys come to be, and how to make them..... I do a lot of travling to fish for steelhead and it has everything needed to keep me with the best flys for the waters I am fishing..... If you are new to the sport or a long time fisherman you will find this book more than helpful......
Flies for Trout	This has been one of my key references in tying flys for my fishing in Michigan and Colorado. The instructions are clear, and color photos are excellent. I particularily liked the variety of patterns.
Float Tube Fly Fishing
Fly Fisher's Guide to Crimes of Passion	Lyrical and lively style is unique, yet it contains a quality found in the works of the late Edward Abbey and Roderick Haig-Brown. Zesty, unabashed, and compassionate.
Fly Fisher's Guide to Idaho	This comprehensive guidebook covers all major Idaho rivers, including the Henry's Fork and Island Park Reservoir, Teton, South Fork of the Snake, Big Wood and Little Wood, Silver Creek, Salmon, Boise, Payette, Clearwater, St. Joe's, Lochsa, Selway and more. A detailed, easy to read text also addresses the popular gamefish with descriptions of each.
Fly Fisher's Illustrated Dictionary	Its very language casts unique and, at times, complex etymological (and entomological!) lines, which--from advanced wing to Z-twist--Darrel Martin's Dictionary amiably sets out to unravel.
Fly Fisher's Reader	Anglers will jump at Wright's ( First Cast ) bait: 27 stories, articles and excerpts from books published over the last century, all about fishing. Sports columnist Red Smith describes Rocky Weinstein, an intrepid Everglades fisherman who ``casts for six-foot alligators with a seven-and-a-half-foot fly rod''; Smith has no idea how Weinstein gets the hook out of the alligator.
Fly Fisherman's Bible	An internationally recognized expert's comprehensive introduction to one of the most popular segments of the fishing market. Bashline surveys tackle and equipment, covers fly casting techniques, and discusses tactics for catching each species of fish. Lists some outstanding hot spots for finding various fresh- and saltwater species. 150 photographs and 50 line drawings
Fly Fisherman's Guide to ...	No fishing experience off the shores of the Atlantic is complete with a guide to the most important food sources of the Atlantic's coastal game fish.
Fly Fisherman's Guide to ...	the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Fly Fishing	This title is for women interested in fly fishing, one of the fastest growing outdoor pursuits. Written by a professional fly-fishing guide and instructor, this book covers the basic techniques and equipment a woman will need to get out on the water and fish on her own or with a partner or friends
Fly Fishing ...A Trailside Guide	Colorfully illustrated with good how-to directions and art, the books--which have durable plastic covers and water-resistant pages--cut to the chase of a given activity. The fly-fishing manual, for instance, is one of the best guides to be written in years.
Fly Fishing ...Equipment & Techniques	From locating appropriate equipment to choosing flies and picking spots, this is packed with important details.
Fly Fishing : Desert & High Arid Lakes
Fly Fishing Bass Basics : Bass Basics
Fly Fishing California, 2nd	This guide provides readers with all they need to discover the best places to fly fish in the Golden State--saltwater, bass, stealhead, and high mountains.
Fly Fishing Can Be Fatal ...	Desperate for money, Max Addams makes a deal with the Mob to rent them his Vermont fishing lodge while trying to help his friend, the mayor, extricate herself from a scandal involving politics and murder.
Fly Fishing Central & Southeastern Oregon, 3rd	This guide provides a quick, clear understanding of the essential information needed to fly fish the outstanding waters in Oregon.
Fly Fishing Colorado's Front Range	If you can't find a dozen things in this book you really want to know -- then I'm looking forward to YOUR next book! I learned what the top ten Front Range caddisflies are (I didn't know there were ten); ditto for mayflies. I found a half-dozen new fly patterns I'm anxious to try and two dozen new creeks to fish.
Fly Fishing for Bonefish	This is the most complete guide to bonefishing written to date. For those of us who are addicted to fly fishing for bonefish, this book goes on every trip to the flats. There are a few more recently-written bonefishing books, with updated tackle and location descriptions, but Dick Brown's book is the most complete for learning what to expect on the flats--wading or in a boat.
Fly Fishing for Bonefish, Permit, and Tarpon
Fly Fishing For Dummies®	For the unschooled, fly-fishing can appear impossibly difficult and otherworldly, the province of tweedy sportsmen with enough time and money to look credible on the water. But as Peter Kaminsky explains in the opening chapter, this graceful method of catching fish doesn't require "the touch of a surgeon, the body mechanics of Tiger Woods, and the spirit of a Zen master."
Fly Fishing for Great Lakes Steelhead ...	This is not just another book on steelhead fishing. It is more than that. It is a pioneering encyclopedic effort to tell the entire, and true, story of the Great Lakes steelhead fishery, and an effort to direct a new emerging sport in the right direction.
Fly Fishing for Permit
Fly Fishing for Salmon ...	SAULT STE. MARIE -- Pay attention, everybody. Class is in session. No talking, pushing or name-calling. And, yes, there will be a test on this material later. Out on the St. Marys River, professor Kenn Filkins beams as student Tim Porter sets the hook on a big male pink salmon that puts a deep bend in his 9-foot, 8-weight fly rod.
Fly Fishing for Saltwater's Finest ...	Brad has an uncanny knack for finding fish and discovering how to lure them to a fly. In addition he has a talent for translating his experiences to the printed page.
Fly Fishing for Smallmouth Bass	This is probably the most comprehensive discussion of smallmouth bass fishing on the fly. The techniques are very well described and easy to implement. The fly discussion is great, and is what is most often neglected in other books. Most other books seem to concentrate on top water poppers and crayfish imitations
Fly Fishing for the Complete Idiot
Fly Fishing Guide: Rocky Mountain National Park
Fly Fishing in Colorado, 2nd	http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1892469138/fishingworksco02/002-2523350-3564028
Fly Fishing in North Carolina	This is not a book that someone should read if they want an in depth review of fly fishing opportunities in North Carolina. Nice folksy stories about fishing experiences but that's it. Go to a local fly shop in North Carolina and learn more in one afternoon.
Fly Fishing in Saltwater	Twenty years ago, FLY FISHING IN SALT WATER pioneered this new territory for fly fishers. Now, with over forty thousand copies sold, this comprehensive volume on saltwater fly fishing is available as a handy and inexpensive paperback.
Fly Fishing in the ...	Northwest Territories of Canada....With its endless miles of clean, unencumbered water, lush landscapes, fascinating history, and abundant numbers and species of fish, the Northwest Territories of Canada may well be a fly fisherman's paradise.
Fly Fishing Made Easy, 2nd Edition	For beginners eager to land their first fly-caught fish and for more experienced anglers looking to advance their skills, Fly Fishing Made Easy is the perfect handbook. It offers instruction and tried-and-true techniques for getting the most out of this exciting sport.
Fly Fishing Made Easy, 4th : A Manual for Beginners with Tips for the Experienced	Clearly written and generously illustrated, this book presents a practical, informative approach, geared specifically toward novice and intermediate anglers.
Fly Fishing Mammoth ...	A Fly Fisher's Guide to the Mammoth Lakes Area
Fly Fishing Pacific Northwest Waters ...	If there were ever a fly fisherman's heaven, it would be the Pacific Northwest with its gorgeous natural surroundings, plentiful fish, and abundant hatches. Fly Fishing Pacific Northwest Waters: Trout & Beyond II is the sequel to John Shewey's deservedly popular Fly Fishing Pacific Northwest Waters
Fly Fishing Rocky Mountain National Park ...	Included is a summary of the Park's best streams, creeks, rivers, ponds, and lakes that abound with healthy, hungry trout--none of which are stocked but are wild and self-sustaining.
Fly Fishing Small Streams	The author, being that most unusual creature--an honest angler--offers this caveat on the opening page: "Many of us have elevated fly fishing (especially our favorite kind) to the highest category of human endeavor: something we don't need to explain unless we feel like it.
Fly Fishing Southern California's Lakes & Streams	Ever wanted to fling a fly for largemouth bass in the Colorado River? How about for striped bass in, say, Irvine Lake, or for trout in the San Gabriel River? "Fly Fishing Southern California's Lakes & Streams" will help you take full advantage of the surprisingly wide range of angling opportunities offered in Southern California.
Fly Fishing the Beaverkill	My contributions to this book were both fun to write and a labor of love. A recent trip to the Beaverkill confirmed that it is still one of the rivers I most enjoy fishing. I think you'll enjoy this literary trip down the Beaverkill, experiencing its seasons and its hatches, and I hope the book will not only make you want to fish the river, but also help you to fish it more effectively.
Fly Fishing the Henry's Fork	The Fork. A Holy Grail for fly-fishers, the place to make short, delicate casts to large finicky trout. Also a place of incomparable frustration: monster rainbows sipping everything in sight except for your fly. Author Mike Lawson, the former owner and operator of the Henry's Fork Anglers fly shop, has fished the entire 100-mile stretch for four decades
Fly Fishing the Inshore Waters
Fly Fishing the Mountain Lakes	Tired of squeezing in shoulder-to-shoulder amongst the horde of other fly-fishers at your usual tailwater? Go climb a mountain instead. In his primer on the joys of fishing mountain lakes, Gary LaFontaine reveals the tantalizing secrets behind such angling exotica as ice-out, floss blow lines, the rollover scud, and four-legged hiking companions (i.e., pack animals).
Fly Fishing the Pacific Inshore ...	After an excellent overview of the geographical and hydrological peculairites of West Coast saltwater environments, Hanley follows with profiles on more than a dozen gamefish. There¹s lots of helpful information here, including some wonderful ideas on fly fishing for the leopard sharks that seem to be everywhere along our inshore coast.
Fly Fishing the Pacific Inshore :	FLY FISHING THE PACIFIC INSHORE is an extraordinary book that will answer the questions posed by these complex saltwater environments.
Fly Fishing the River of Second Chances :
Fly Fishing the Rocky Mountain Backcountry	A detailed guide to fly-fishing destinations in the Rocky Mountains, many of which can only be reached by foot or on horseback, this book includes discussions on necessary gear AND strategies. The actual destinations are explored in depth. 33 color illustrations.
Fly Fishing the Saltwater Shoreline
Fly Fishing the South Platte River	An Angler's Guide is a superbly presented and comprehensive guide to trout fishing on the Colorado's South Platte River.
Fly Fishing the Texas Coast ...	I've read lots of guides in my life and I believe this is the best ever. Not only are the maps, where to, when to, how to and with what parts excellent but the anecdotal inclusions put it over the top.
Fly Fishing the Tidewaters	Fly Fishing the Tidewaters is a colorful and often witty guide to the saltwater fly-fishing frontier that's right next door. Full color paintings of gamefish, and color plates of the most useful flies - plus color photos of the inshore and tidal waters - open the door to the shallow-water, fly-fishing wonderland along the Middle Atlantic southeastern seaboard, as well as fly-fishing options on the Gulf Coast and similar areas.
Fly Fishing the Yellowstone River ...	Written by two of Montana's most authoritative fly fishers and guides, Fly Fishing the Yellowstone River is the definitive guide to fishing this complex and challenging river.
Fly Fishing Through the Midlife Crisis	Howell Raines uses his lifelong experiences as a fly fisherman to explore his life, politics, roles as a son, husband, father, and journalist, and his attitudes toward aging and mortality.
Fly Fishing Women	FLY FISHING WOMEN is a unique combination in a giftbook format of "how to" fly fishing techniques (including an illustrated section focusing on the author's favorite flies), stories about the women who learn to fish, and numerous photographs of Alaska's awesome fishing destinations and unique fish species.
Fly Fishing: A Woman's Guide	This title is for women interested in fly fishing, one of the fastest growing outdoor pursuits. Written by a professional fly-fishing guide and instructor, this book covers the basic techniques and equipment a woman will need to get out on the water and fish on her own or with a partner or friends.
Fly Patterns : An International Guide	One of the problems with most books is the geographical influence of the flies presented. One seldom finds a book that covers flies from many regions of the world. The author does with relative success. It must be a daunting task for an author to put together a book on flies, as the number of flies in the world can not be covered in one book.
Fly Patterns for Stillwaters	A Study of Trout, Entomology and Tying
Fly Patterns of Alaska ...	Frank Amato publications recently published a super book that is titled Fly Patterns of Alaska. You can buy it online at Amazon.com. It's a beautiful book and well worth the price. You will also want to tie up some Popsicle flies, which I believe are also listed in the recommended book.
Fly Patterns of Umpqua Feather Merchants	This is a great book. Not only does it provide information about 1,500 amazing flies, it also gives short biographies of Dave Whitlock, Randall Kaufmann, Bob Clouser, etc. The flies in this book are great, not only are they innovative, but they are for the most part simple to tie, durable, and will defintely catch the fish that they were made to catch.
Fly Rodding Estuaries:	Fly Rodding Estuaries: How to Fish Salt Ponds, Coastal Creeks, and Backwaters
Fly Rodding the Coast	A striped bass tearing line off your reel as it streaks for the shoals might change your fishing habits forever. Then again, most fly-fishers will never experience such a thrill. The fact is, saltwater fly-fishing is intimidating to most freshwater anglers. In Fly Rodding the Coast, Ed Mitchell lays out the basics, and while his stomping grounds are primarily the northeast U.S., his instruction is useful for any coastal situation.
Fly Tier's Benchside Reference	Printed in full color this book features over 3,000 color photographs and over 400,000 words describing and showing, step-by-step, hundreds of fly-tying techniques!
Fly Tying Made Clear and Simple	Clear, precise advice tells you how to do it step-by-step as well as pointing out difficulties and explaining how to overcome them!
Fly-Fisherman's Primer	In my opinion this is one of the finest written and illustrated books on fly fishing that has ever been published. The authors are masterful at explaining and showing the reader the important aspects of fly fishing. I recommend this book to all my fishing friends and anyone who shows an interest in the wonderful sport of fly fishing.
Fly-Fishing Alaska's Wild Rivers	For anyone in North America (and elsewhere) who is hooked on fly-fishing and pursues it past the initial stages of tangled lines, spontaneous river dunkings, and emptied bank accounts, there is one goal that dangles with a tantalizing glimmer just out of reach--the golden ring that spurs anglers on to perfect a variety of tricky casts, study entomological texts deep into the night
Fly-Fishing Boston:	A Complete Saltwater Guide from Rhode Island to Maine
Fly-Fishing for Sharks ...	"When you're fly-fishing for sharks," observes Richard Louv from an 18-foot aluminum boat 12 miles off the coast of San Diego doing just that, "the line between lunacy and sanity is pretty thin." The truth is, most anglers, whatever they're fishing for, live fairly close to that line, and it's that proximity that leads Louv on a provocative quest.
Fly-Fishing for Trophy Trout
Fly-Fishing Guide to the Great Smokey Mountains	The Fly-Fishing guide to the Great Smoky Mountains does more than any other book in print to bring success to a fishing trip. This landmark volume is an essential guide for anyone planning to fish the rivers, streams, and lakes in the Smokies - these fisheries are some of the greatest in the nation. For successful fly-fishing, this guide is as important as the right tackle.
Fly-Fishing in Northern New Mexico	The book is divided up into sections concentrating on specific bodies of water. Each section is written by a local expert. There are easy to read maps for all the rivers/lakes as well.
Fly-Fishing in Southern New Mexico
Fly-Fishing Pressured Water: Tying Tactics For Today's Trout
Fly-Fishing Stillwaters for Trophy Trout	Denny Rickards clearly lays out the differences between flyfishing streams vs. lakes. He presents a thoroughly researched systematic approach that even those new to the sport can use.
Fly-Fishing Techniques for Smallmouth Bass	Fly-Fishing Techniques for Smallmouth Bass (Paperback)
Fly-Fishing the Flats	This is an excellent beginner book for text and photographs, however it is not advanced enough for the intermediate or experience fly fisher person. Photographs are fantastic and make a great book for beginning collector.
Fly-Fishing the Florida Keys: The Guide's Guide	Fly Fishing the Florida Keys is the first book of its kind, an excellent how-to fishing guide that also shares the ...
Fly-Fishing the South Atlantic Coast ...	A guide to the best saltwater fly-fishing along the popular southeast coast, from North Carolina's Outer Banks to the Florida Keys.
Fly-Fishing Western Trout Streams
Fly-Fishing With Children : A Guide for Parents	Here's one of the few books concerned with teaching children how to fish, or, rather, with teaching parents to teach kids how to fish.
Fly-Tying	If you are looking for a good solid book to teach you the fundamentals of fly tying then this book belongs in your library. Photography could be much better but the instruction techniques are concise and easy to master.
Fly-Tying Methods, Revised Edition
Fly-Tying Techniques & Patterns	'Fly-Tying Techniques and Patterns' is a wonderful book for beginners; its progression through concepts, tools, materials, basics, and fly patterns is perfect for a first timer.
Fly-Tying Tips & Reference Guide	This is a real gem of a book an a monument to the collective expertise and ingenuity of the unnamed tyers throughout the world who contributed to this project. I guarantee you'll enjoy and profit from reading it, regardless of how long you've been tying or how many other books you own!
Flyfisher's Guide to Colorado	The following reviews just came in from the biggest newspapers in Colorado. There's what they had to say: "...a new book that ranks, quite simply, as the most important manuscript ever compiled on Colorado fishing.
Flyfisher's Guide To Michigan	Outdoor writer Jim Bedford covers all great detail from steelhead and salmon around the Great Lakes, Upper Peninsula to the famous waters of the Northern Lower Peninsula....
Flyfisher's Guide to Montana	Review from Charlie Meyers of The Denver Post: "The style is easy, interesting, not inflated with ego, and informative, oh my soul is it informative. The book goes well beyond the rivers to include hady info. on lodging, campgrounds, fishing shops, complete with phone numbers."
Flyfisher's Guide to New York
Flyfisher's Guide to Northern California	Review from the San Francisco Chronicle: "What makes this guidebook such a huge relief is that it leaves the plump adjectives on the shelf. If concentrates on presenting useful information on great beats of pristine streams as well as the right gear to use when you get there."
Flyfisher's Guide to Northern New England ...	Whether your target is landlocked or migratory Atlantic salmon, striped or smallmouth bass, brook trout, or even rainbow and brown trout, this book should be included in your travel bag.
Flyfisher's Guide to Oregon ...	Covering the major freshwater drainages of the Cascades and the Coast Range, this guide will get you started whether you plan to go after "half-pounders" in the Rogue, or smallmouth bass in the John Day River.
Flyfisher's Guide to the Florida Keys
Flyfisher's Guide to Washington	Whether it's spey casting for steelhead on the Skagit or delicately presenting a dry fly on Lake Lenice, the Flyfisher's Guide to Washington will hook you up with all the necessary details for your next fishing expedition. Essential maps marked with access points, campsites, trails, and boat ramps make this a handy tool and travel companion.
Flyfisher's Guide to Wyoming	It covers every single stretch of water worth throwing a line into. In addition, it gives seasonal water informaiton including flows, hatches, and species.
Flyfishing : The High Country
Flyfishing Tips...	Instead of spending years learning the art and science of flyfishing by trial and error, lean back and let the experts tell you what they know. They start with equipment, then fly selection, ecological environments, step-by-step lessons on casting and presentation, and more. Keep this book in your equipment bag! Full color throughout.
Flyrodding Florida Salt	How and Where to Catch Saltwater Fish on Flies in the Sunshine State
Flytying : Tools and Materials	I have looked at, and read, many books designed to help a beginner, and old-timer, at learning to use the materials and tie the flies. never have i yet found a better book than this one, or even it's equal.
Flywater
Freshwater Fly-Fishing : Tips from the Pros	Carry along this eminently readable--and portable--fly-fishing tip sheet the next time you're on the water. If the hatch is off or you find yourself taking a break on the banks, flip it open to any page. Arranged like a collection of Zen koans, this advice from the pros is practical, often lyrical, and always useful.
Full Creel...	One way to judge the quality of an angling writer's work is to put it to this test: does the writer sound like somebody you'd want to go fishing with? For some 30 years now, Nick Lyons--angler, college professor, essayist, and book publisher--has passed the exam effortlessly.
Fundamentals of Building a Bamboo Fly-Rod	Inspired by the teachings of a master rodmaker, here is a step-by-step guide to the craft of building handmade, heirloom-quality, bamboo fly-rods--the most coveted of all rods.
Gary Graham's No Nonsense Guide to ...	Fly to Baja, rent a car, take this guide and fly fish saltwater in warm weather. Over 80 species of gamefish in the blue waters. Fish from shore or a boat. Author Gary Graham (Baja on the Fly) has fly fished Baja for 20 years and has broken two world angling records. Extensive maps and directions, illustrations, flies, charts show what months to fish, Spanish language for the fly angler....
Gene Kilgore's Ranch Vacations	From the writer called "the country's foremost ranch vacation authority" by the San Francisco Chronicle, this completely revised edition guides travelers to their outdoor dream vacation with color photographs, information-packed entries, and cross-listings for nearly 200 ranches.
Get the Net! ...	The Crazed Fly Fisherman's Catalog
Glenn Tinnin's No Nonsense Guide to ...	This book provides the basis for someone not already familiar with flyfishing opportunitites in Arizona to get a handle on the primary areas of interest (with good maps). Trout are important, but that's not all of life, so Glenn covers the entire range of possibilities (this ain't Alaska!).
Good Flies ...
Great Lakes Steelhead ...	I enjoyed this book on the emerging Great Lakes steelhead fishery. The authors cover the basics on steelhead biology, behaviour, leaders, casting techniques, and flies. I liked the chapters on the guides from Ontario, Wisconsin, Michigan, and New York. Even though Lake Superior tributaries are different form Lake Ontario tributaries you can still apply the same techniques.
Great Water, Great Fish ...	A comprehensive region-by-region guide to angling paradise. Here is the information you need for planning and undertaking the fly fishing trip of your dreams. Focusing on countries or regions famous for the quality of their fly fishing, enthusiasts and novice fishermen alike will find what they are searching for in a extraordinary fishing vacation.
Green River Virgins...	One woman struggles in denial over her impending blindness, and an old-timer gracefully accepts being crowded off his home water.
Guide Flies: How to Tie and Fish the Killer Flies...
Guide to Fly Fishing Knots ...	A Basic Streamside Guide for Fly Fishing Knots, Tippets, and Leader Formulas
Guide to Fly Tying	"Guide to Fly Tying is Talleur's best work yet for novice and journeyman tiers, and indeed one of the best books around for anyone who'd like to learn to tie flies or improve the flies he's already tying . . . As always, his photos are among the very best in the business . . .Guide to Fly Tying is an excellent cornerstone for any fly-tying library."-Art Scheck, editor, Fly Tyer
Guiding Elliott : A Novel	Guiding Elliott is an epistolary novel that allows Donnie plenty of room to make his hilarious, misguided casts as he endeavors to pass on a little small-town wisdom to folks in the Manhattan chapter of Trout Unlimited.
Handbook of Fly Tying	An excellent book for the beginner and I assume for the intermediate. Excellent patterns and instructions. Lots of color pictures to guide you though step by step and excellent detail of the specifics of a particular pattern or tying tips. Well worth the money.
Harry Teel's No Nonsense Guide to ...	A band new updated version of the original and most popular No Nonsense guidebook.Original author Harry Teel, a retired outfitter, has over 60 years of Oregon fly fishing experience.
Henry's Fork ...	The Henry's Fork of the Snake River in Idaho needs no introduction, and neither do the notoriously picky and sizeable trout lurking beneath its placid surface. But if you want to catch these fish, you might want to check out this edition of the River Journal series. The book's large, color format, sumptuous photography, and lively, descriptive text bring the river and its angling possibilities to life.
Home Waters : Fishing With an Old Friend
Hooks for the Fly	This new fully-illustrated guide will wind up on every serious fly tier's bench. It lists all the styles of hooks by all the major manufacturers and cross references them by feature.
Hot Bass Flies
I Don't Know Why I Swallowed the Fly...	The redhead stalks the steelhead: after an assignment that took her on a fishing trip to Mongolia, of all places, outdoor writer Jessica Maxwell, a frequent contributor to Audubon, returned to the Pacific Northwest determined to take up fly-fishing.
Idaho Blue-Ribbon Fly Fishing Guide	Idaho offers much of the finest trout fly fishing in America. John writes about scores of outstanding streams, lakes, and reservoirs containing medium to great-sized trout and steelhead. This beautifully photographed, all-color guide contains nearly 100 beautiful pictures showing the streams, lakes, and fish species.
Imitative Fly Tying:	Techniques and Variations
Incompleat Angler : A Fly Fishing Odyssey	I've read (& re-read)The Incompleat Angler at least three times. JE paints a picture that puts me in the scene so that I hear the coyotes and feel the wind in the air. If you can read "Gurgle of Great Expectations" and not get weepy, you've never hiked the woods in search of contentment. If you've never dreamed about chucking all the responsibilities to lve on the river, read "Getting Out of Dodge".
Innovative Saltwater Flies	Featuring patterns/recipes for 271 flies from 37 top innovators,this sumptuously illustrated reference is organized by tier. Background information on each tier's saltwater experience and development of favorite patterns.
Inshore Fly Fishing	Being from Fairfield County, CT, the same as Lou Tabory, it seemed natural for me to buy his book, being that he learned most of his techniques here on Long Island Sound. What a great decision! Lou's book is a true masterpiece! Very thourough instruction, and plenty of tips. Whether you are an experienced flyrodder or a beginner, you'll gain vast amounts of knowledge from this great book!
Instinctive Fly Fishing	Streit has witnessed thousands of clients catch trout over the years, and their successes and failures often boiled down to a few elementary rules: keep the sun at your back, keep your silhouette off the water, keep your fly in productive water, think like a predator, and so on.
International Guide to Fly-Tying Materials	Tying flies is an art form fishermen spend a lifetime perfecting. Now, an entire new world of flying possibilities has been born, thanks to the recent explosion in materials. This stunning, one-of-a-kind book provides anglers with a comprehensive directory of flying materials from all over the world-with complete details on where to buy them.
Introduction to Saltwater Fly Tying
Jackson Streit's No Nonsense Guide to...	The only really wordy aspect of the very informative paperback book,is its title. The rest is a crisp, concise, map-illustrated blue print for fishing 19 trout streams and several lakes.
Joan Wulff's Fly Casting Techniques	It' was a wonderful, wonderful world. I like very much Mrs. Joan Wulff. She was a master of fly casting and has been deepened by meet Lee Wulf. In this book, she is talking about everything of fly casting, so easily for novice with perfect theories. I specially impressed at section for handicapped person.
Joan Wulff's Fly-Casting Accuracy	Long regarded as one of the foremost fly-fishing instructors, Joan Wulff concentrates here on casting for accuracy with a variety of techniques and training tips.
Joe Humphreys's Trout Tactics	I have met Joe and he is the greatest teacher and most helpful person you will meet in learning fly fishing. The book will give you insight and knowlege beyond your years as a fly fisherman. Whether you just started fly fishing or are a seasoned veteran, this book will teach you some thing new and practical for fly fishing. If there was only one fly fishing book I could put on my shelf, this would be it.
Kenai River (River Journal Series, No 5)	This River Journal is one book in a continueing series highlighting the premier North American fly fishing rivers. For continuity, each issue is authored by one experiences writer/angler. Professional color photographs show the river in all its seasonal moods. Helpful area maps provide access information for anglers including river drifting, campgrounds, boat launching, shuttling, etc.
Knee Deep in Montana's Trout Streams	In this updated version of his acclaimed guide to Montana's world-class trout streams, John Holt shares his substantial fly fishing knowledge through new observations. Holt's wry and outspoken style provides an informative, provocative, first-person account of unique fly fishing adventures and reflections
L.L. Bean Fly Fishing for Striped Bass Handbook	Good intro book to fishing for striped bass...certainly worth the price. Especially Where to Fish Chapter. Have found other books that go into more detail on certain topics.
L.L. Bean Fly-Casting Handbook	May be the best instructional book on the subject I have ever seen, due in part to the generous devotion of space to Rowinski's photos. . . .
L.L. Bean Fly-Fishing for Bass Handbook	Here is a new, full-color edition of this compact and effective guide to fly fishing for bass, panfish, and other warm-water species.
L.L. Bean Fly-Fishing Handbook	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.
Land of Little Rivers ...	This is by far the most interesting book I have ever read about fishing in the Catskills. Fly Fishing in America pretty much started there and this book explains in great detail everything there is to know about the History of Fly Fishing. Beautiful pictures on every page only add to the value of this book.
Leaper	Greatest Writing on Atlantic Salmon
Lefty Kreh's Presenting the Fly : A Practical Guide to the Most Important Element of Fly Fishing	Lefty Kreh's Presenting the Fly : A Practical Guide to the Most Important Element of Fly Fishing
Lefty Kreh's Ultimate Guide to Fly Fishing	LEFTY KREH'S ULTIMATE GUIDE TO FLY FISHING. Culled from a lifetime of fishing and teaching in almost every conceivable place a fish can be caught, fly fishers will learn the master's thousands of subtle tricks and invaluable insights, such as:...
Lefty Kreh's Ultimate Guide to Fly Fishing : Everything Anglers Need to Know by the World's Foremost Fly-Fishing Expert	Lefty Kreh's Ultimate Guide to Fly Fishing : Everything Anglers Need to Know by the World's Foremost Fly-Fishing Expert
Longer Fly Casting	This is a fine little book of decent and clear line drawings of Bernard (Lefty) Kreh showing the basics. My double haul improved with just a few minutes practice of Lefty's technique. (Dad, why did you teach me to pull so hard on those hauls? I guess even fly fishing friends of famous fly fishing Michigan judges don't know all the techniques!)
Lore of Trout Fishing ...	The editor-at-large of "Fly Fisherman" covers a variety of prime fly fishing topics in an instructive and engaging style, exploring technique, design, and reading the water. 43 illustrations.
Lou Tabory's Guide to ...	This book is superb. This is the best book on the market for seeking knowledge on what flies to use for what fish. Lou really shows the reader in seperate sections for wide body mid-sized body and small body bait fish. And when he is done whith thhat he shows how to fish each type of bait fish
Lovely Reed ...	Bamboo rod making is one of those crafts with enough twists in the road that most first-timers want as much up-to-date information as they can get before they start. The Lovely Reed ("LR") is both possibly the best single reference on the subject, and the most generally useful book if you are only reading one.
Matching the Hatch : Stillwater, River and Stream	This handy book provides a guide to selecting from a vast array of fly patterns and sizes. Remarkable macro-photography of the insect life is combined with the author's experience of fishing technique and his selection of the most look-alike lure to match insects. This format helps anglers observe the prevalent insect, identify it from the superb color photos, and then select it. For trout fishermen nationwide. Pat O'Reilly has been writing about fly-fishing for more than thirty years. He is both an APGAI and REFFIS fly-fishing instructor and has run courses for more than 12 years during which time he has instructed more than 4,000 people. He is chairperson of NRARFAC in Wales.
Mexico Blue Ribbon Fly Fishing Guide	Information about species, seasons, tackle, and accommodations included.
Michigan Trout Streams...	This book is an excellent compilation of information about Michigan's best rivers and streams. It is a wonderful book whether you are a beginning angler or an expert. The authors went to all of these rivers and fished and talked to locals and even checked out some other events in the area of each river. Highly recomended!
Micropatterns...	Micropatterns is thorough and detailed in every way. This book compares well with the Fly Tyers Benchside Reference (Frank Amato press) for the clarity of prose and depth of detail.
Mid-Atlantic Trout Streams and Their Hatches ...	Veteran angler Charles Meck tells us that within driving distance of major eastern cities lie some of the best and most overlooked cold-water fisheries. In this eagerly awaited companion volume to PENNSYLVANIA TROUT STREAMS . . . Meck takes us on a tour of 44 secret trout streams across Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey and rates each on a scale of one to 10. Index. 18 maps. 25 photos.
Modern Fresh and Salt Water Fly Fishing	I have had two copies of this book, and have let both of them get away from me. Unlike most "how to" fly fishing authors, Charles Waterman focuses with a wide angle lens which takes in all of sport fishing, not just fishing for trout. Like Ray Bergman's Trout, this book is useful for the beginner as a primer, and for the journeyman as a reference.
Modern Streamers for Trophy Trout	This first modern, all-encompassing manual on the art of streamer fishing teaches new techniques for catching trophy-sized trout on a fly. Streamers are the most effective of all fly patterns for the seduction of large trout, because they imitate the look and behavior of the smaller fish these trophies feed on.
Montana Fishing and Camping Guide ...	The book divides up the area between the two parks in three sections: northwest, western and southwestern. Fifteen maps are provided along with these famous rivers....
Montana Fly Fishing Guide ... Vol. 1	Anyone who fly-fishes Montana--or plans to--should own copies of this useful guide and its eastern companion. A complete inventory of Montana's fly-fishing waters west of the Continental Divide, Montana Fly Fishing Guide moves across the state, drainage by drainage, devoting plenty of space to the main river of each watershed as well as the many tributaries
Montana Fly Fishing Guide Vol. 2	Anyone who fly-fishes Montana--or plans to--should own copies of this useful guide and its western companion. A complete inventory of Montana's fly-fishing waters east of the Continental Divide, Montana Fly Fishing Guide moves across the state, drainage by drainage, devoting plenty of space to the main river of each watershed as well as the many tributaries
New Encyclopedia of Fly Fishing
New York Fly Fishing Guide	I have spent most of my life fly fishing in New York State, and I hope everyone who buys this can use what I've learned to find great spots to fish and have a lot of fun doing it.
No Hatch to Match...	Aggressive Strategies for Fly-Fishing Between Hatches
North American Fly Fishing ...	Fly-fishing in North America can be overwhelmingly diverse. Wouldn't it be nice if there was a book that made heads and tails of the complexities of fly-fishing throughout the continent? Filled with the wisdom and advice of North America's top fly-fishing guides, North American Fly-fishing does just that. Practical, time-tested advice comes from renowned guides.
Northwest Fly Fishing : Trout and Beyond	Jim takes a bunch of different experiences in flyfishing for the "other" fish besides trout & salmon and makes them all sound like a blast! Gives some good tips, and has a great writing style!
Nymph Fishing	This book is top quality. The photos and illustrations are excellent. This book covers almost every type of conditions faced by nymph fishermen. Can't wait to see if the tactics really work ! One thing for sure is that this book is a great value.
Nymphing	It doesn't require a marine biologist to figure out that on certain days--when the hatch is off--you need nymphs if you want to feel that telltale tug at the end of your line.
On the Fly Guide to the Northern Rockies:
On the Spine of Time ...	Harry Middleton had to endure hardships to find the queen mother of all trout streams in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee.
One River More	The book's title comes from the last essay's litany of yearnings, recollections, and regrets, all of which an angler experiences on the last day of trout season.
Orvis Guide to Saltwater Fly Fishing
Orvis Pocket Guide to ...	This series includes The Orvis Pocket Guide to Fly Fishing for Bonefish and Permit, The Orvis Streamside Guide to Fly Castings, and many more.
Orvis Streamside Guide to ...	This 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.
Orvis Streamside Guide to Fly Casting	This crisp reference guide to fly casting features the Orvis Progressive Casting Method. Its handy size enables anglers to slip it into a vest pocket or carry it on the flats skiff or drift boat.
Outside Adventure Travel: Fly Fishing	Chase the biggest trout in the world from Montana and Labrador all the way to Chile and New Zealand. Wade Caribbean flats from the Bahamas and Mexico to Belize and Venezuela. Explore America's own undiscovered saltwater backcountry in Texas and Florida. Discover the challenge of bluewater fly fishing in Costa Rica and on Midway in the middle of the Pacific.
Ozark Blue-Ribbon Fly Fishing Guide
Pardon My Backcast	Alan Pratt wades into the middle of it all to produce his first and last book--a hilarious look at an avocation brimming with humor, much of it unintentional.
Permit on a Fly	Jack Samson has been saltwater fly-fishing for most of his career, and by now he might just be the most famous permit angler around.
Pike on the Fly	I devoured this book and still have it on my shelf in close reach. The techniques aren't just old hackneyed phrases but are true tested tactics gleaned from Barry's experiences.
Pocket Fly Fishing	This lttle book has a hugh amount of information for the fly fisher. It is very well done with great illustrations!
Pocket Guide to Fly Fishing Knots	This handy reference has step-by-step instructions for tying a variety of useful fly-fishing knots, and it easily fits in a fishing vest for quick accessibility. Sturdy, water-resistant construction--including a spiral binding and plastic pages--makes this a perfect guide when you need it most: on the water!
Pocket Guide to Saltwater Fly Fishing	Important game fish and how to catch them. Flies, knots, and tackle descriptions all in a water-proof, easy to use, take with you guide book.
Presentation	A straightforward book, readable, yet in depth, with enough side bar humor and anecdotal material to be entertaining, yet content that will keep you busy for years. I was pointed in the direction of this book by someone with much experience, and would reccomend it for any level. It covers all aspects of presentation, from the selection of the rod to the landing of the fish.
Presenting the Fly	A fly-fishing master teaches the intricate art of properly presenting a fly. Nothing is more important in fly fishing than successfully presenting the fly. No matter what rod, reel, line, and fly are used, the fish will not take if the fly is presented with a splash or out of target.
Production Fly Tying ...	"Production Fly Tying" is the second book you should have in your library (the first being a good beginners book with a few patterns).
Prospecting for Trout:	Easy to understand and accessible, this comprehensive instructional book is certain to improve any fly-fisherman's technique, as the author of The Orvis Fly-Fishing Guide and Reading Trout Streams sheds new light on fly fishing for trout through observation of their feeding behavior. Photographs and line drawings.
Rainland Fly Patterns Tying & Fishing Guide
Reeling in Russia	"To some foreigners," writes American journalist Fen Montaigne, "Russia was anathema, a place grim beyond description. But to others, such as myself, Russia was an affliction, an incurable habit. From the very beginning, I was drawn to her dilapidated landscape, inhabited by people who knew hardship as intimately as we might a member of the family."
River Behind the Hill ...	This book focuses upon his experiences in fly fishing in this area, and irrespective of whether or not you know the area, the book will quickly bring you under its spell.
River Home : An Angler's Explorations	Convinced nobody knows beans about why fish bite, Dennis (A Place on the Water, 1993) eschews the usual nuts and bolts of fishing in favor of entertaining personal essays laced with good humor and middle-age nostalgia. The author, who recently moved to a farmhouse on a peninsula in Lake Michigans Grand Traverse Bay, writes that the concept of home tends to expand as we grow older
River Journal: Sacramento River	A must-have for fly-fishers who like to visit North America's blue-ribbon trout streams--or, at least, imagine taking such trips.
River of the Angry Moon ...	This poetic and powerful book describes a year in the life of this magnificent river, and examines its increasingly endangered ecosystem.
Rivers of Ireland
Rivers of the Heart...	With more than 50 years of fly-fishing behind him and nearly as many years writing about it, Raymond has penned an informative, impassioned memoir about this all-consuming sport.
Rocky Mountain Fly Fishing	"A dream book filled with precisely the type of detailed information – hatch schedules, public access points, terrific maps with GPS coordinates, lists of local fly shops and much more – an angles needs to expertly sample the famous trout waters of the Rocky Mountain West. As far as fly-fishing guidebooks go, this is defiantly one of the most complete and useful."
Royal Coachman ...	In this superb collection of essays, Paul Schullery, prolific and award-winning nature writer and lifelong angler, celebrates the lore, the lure, and the legends of fly-fishing. From his insightful questioning of whether the first book on fishing was indeed written by a woman, to the nostalgic comparison of the rods and flies of yesteryear with today's high-tech gear, it is Paul Schullery's passion for the sport that is most apparent
Salmon Flies	Poul Jorgensen is an internationally recognized authority on salmon flies and a master fly tier. A native of Denmark, he has lived in the United States for the last 42 years.
Salmon on a Fly ...	The wisdom gleaned from sixty years of fishing for the greatest American game fish, the Atlantic salmon, is collected here in one entertaining and enlightening volume. Lee Wulff was recognized as the dean of American fly-fishing, and he told a story as well as he played a tricky fish.
Saltwater Fly Fishing:	Seven Strategies for Success
Saltwater Fly Patterns	Lefty has provided to both the amateur and seasoned angler a detailed but "plain language" styled guide to the identification, pattern (with recipe) and use of those salt water flies he (Lefty) has found to be both sucessful and productive in the art of saltwater and "flats" Fly Fishing.
Saltwater Fly Tying	This book on saltwater fly tying goes into detail on the steps the processes for about 10 patterns of flies. It will walk a beginner step by step through fly construction.
Saltwater Fly-Casting Techniques ...	How to Cast Effectively for the Biggest Fish and Under the Most Demanding Situations
San Juan River Chronicle	With an abundance of lyricism and insight, Steven Meyers writes about the natural history and sporting opportunities found on his home river, New Mexico's San Juan River. Rising out of southern Colorado's majestic San Juan Mountains and flowing through the arid hardscrabble of the Southwest, the San Juan has garnered a devoted following of fly-fishers.
San Juan River Fly Fishing Guide	The San Juan River Fly Fishing Guide thoroughly covers the amazing trout water below Navajo Dam, New Mexico. It includes information on the areas insect life, fly patterns, float trips, tips and technique, a detailed map and more.
San Juan River, New Mexico, Fly Fishing Guide
Seasons Of The Metolius
Seasons of the Yellowstone	Give it up for the Yellowstone River! The longest undammed river in the lower 48 rises out of the world's first national park and flows through one of the most intact--and awe-inspiring--ecosystems left in North America. The West has changed dramatically since Lewis and Clark first journeyed up the Missouri system and crossed over to the Pacific....
Secrets of the Saltwater Fly
Sex, Death, and Fly-Fishing	John Gierach's quest takes us from his quiet home water (an ordinary, run-of-the-mill trout stream where fly-fishing can be a casual affair) to Utah's famous Green River, and to unknown creeks throughout the Western states and Canada.
Shadowcasting ...	From movie stunts to letters from the great beyond, John Dietsch and Gary Hubbell bring a fresh new perspective to learning to flyfish. John Dietsch, the flyfishing production coordinator on the filming of "A River Runs Through It," taught the actors in the movie to flyfish. He brings the same techniques to the beginning flyfisherman
Shadows on the Flats ...	Most fly fishermen are artists at heart. This wonderful book does not disappoint. Reneson's watercolors are among the best out there and a perfect complement to Gray's essays. This book will nourish the soul of a fly fisherman on a cold night.
Shared Treasures: A Journal of Friendship and Fly	Shared Treasures: A Journal of Friendship and Fly Fishing by Sally I. Stoner is a collection of 16 non-fiction stories. Ms. Stoner has taken the fly fishing community by storm with this unique book. Based on a personal journal of colored-pencil drawings, Stoner takes you beyond the day's adventure in prose and poetry.
Shasta's Headwaters ...	I find this book astonishing in it's detail and breadth of focus. I heartily recommend it to anyone with any interest in California, social history, natural history, and wild trout.
Sight-Fishing for Striped Bass ...	Fly-Fishing Strategies for Inshore, Offshore and the Surf Alan Caolo's Sight-Fishing for Striped Bass: Fly-Fishing Strategies for Inshore, Offshore and the Surf is a superior reference guide for the sport. With full-color photography and artwork illustrating its topics of striped bass behavior, fly patterns, spotting the fish, angling strategies, tackle equipment, and much, much more, this comprehensive book is a "must" for anyone who aspires to land striped bass.
Simple Art of Fly Fishing
Simplified Fly Fishing ...	It Gets You on the Water and Fishing With Flies in Half an Hour
Snake River Country Flies and Waters	This all-color book contains the recipes for over 100 of the finest flies for the Rocky Mountain area, their history and tying and fishing suggestions. Each fly is individually shown in color and large size. Color photographs show all the best fly fishing waters in eastern Idaho and how, when, and where to fly fish them. Henry's Fork, South Fork Snake, and the Teton are covered as well as tributaries, lakes, and reservoirs in this fly fisherman's paradise! This is a fly tying and fly fishing book that you will find invaluable!
Soft-Hackled Fly Addict
Solving Fly Casting Problems	Casting a fly line is truly an art. Here, Lefty Kreh shows how to get more distance, avoid tangles, and cast under difficult conditions. He begins with the fundamentals, then goes on to diagnose and eliminate a variety of casting problems, including how to....
Southern Maine Outdoors, L.L.C.	Custom Fly Rods & Outdoor Video Production
Sporting Road ...	Colorado outdoor writer Fergus' essays celebrate bird hunting, friends, dogs, fishing, Native American culture, and the American countryside.
Sports Illustrated Fly Fishing	Learn from a Master
Standing in a River Waving a Stick	John Gierach, America's favorite trout bum and author of such wise and humorous collections as Dances with Trout and Sex, Death, and Fly-Fishing, sets this volume in motion by testing the waters of the philosophical stream: "Lately," he ponders, "I've been thinking about what makes a good fly-fisher, possibly the last fair question of the twentieth century that might actually have an answer."
Steelhead : Fly Fishing	This brilliant book is the classic on fly fishing for steelhead trout. It culminates a lifetime of study by the world's finest writer on the species, and offers practical advice on all aspects of the sport.
Steelhead Dreams	The Theory, Method, Science and Madness of Great Lakes Steelhead Fly Fishing
Steelhead Guide	John Nagy's book is perfect for the steelhead angler living in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York. Steelhead in Lake Erie are unique from other populations of Great Lake's steelhead, because of the shale creeks and rivers that run into Lake Erie. John Nagy has developed specialized leaders, custom built rods, and proper drifting presentations for these waters.
Steve Schmidt's No Nonsense Guide to ...	The guide packs a lot of information into 77, large format pages. Detailed maps of each fly water show how to get there and where to fish.
Strategies for Stillwater ...	This book has many wonderful pictures of trout in their natural habitats. I am amazed by the quality of this book. It is a wonderful book that you won't regret to buy.
Streamer Fly Tying and Fishing	Bates has an enjoyable teaching style. He teaches how streamers work, how to select them, and the techniques for fishing them through fictionalized accounts of anglers interacting over a several day period.
Stripers on the Fly	Only the name Lou Tabory stands with Lefty Kreh's when it comes to imparting wisdom and inspiring trust in the complex and still relatively young arena of angling saltwater with flies. Tabory certainly understands the daunting challenge: "The first look at big water will unnerve most who have never fished the ocean."
Taylor Streit's No Nonsense Guide to ...	Streit's offers quick hits of information on the top 20 fly fishing waters in our state. These profiles offer the best time of year to fish, what you're likely to hook, the gear you'll need to be successful and even the popular patterns to attract a popular trout. Each section also includes a very simplistic map of the area which gives the most basic information on how to get you there.
Techniques of Trout Fishing and Fly Tying
The 12 Basic Skills of Fly Fishing
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Fly Fishing
The Essential Fly Tier	In THE ESSENTIAL FLY TIER, renowned author, illustrator, tying instructor, and fly-fishing authority J. Edson Leonard cuts clean through the fog of irrelevance that so often surrounds the art of fly tying and comes straight to the point: creating flies that will actually catch fish
The Fly Tier's Benchside Reference
The Fly-Tying Bible:	100 Deadly Trout and Salmon Flies in Step-by-Step Photographs
The Greatest Fly Fishing Around the World : Trout, Salmon, and Saltwater Fishing on the World's Most Beautiful Waters	The Greatest Fly Fishing Around the World : Trout, Salmon, and Saltwater Fishing on the World's Most Beautiful Waters
The L.L. Bean Fly-Fishing Handbook, 2nd Edition	The L.L. Bean Fly-Fishing Handbook
The Orvis Fly Casting Guide :	In this definitive guide, Tom Deck, head of casting instruction at the Orvis Fly-Fishing School in Manchester, Vermont, explains exactly how to cast.
The Orvis Fly-Tying Guide	The book lays the basic ground work by fully explaining simple tying techniques, and then progresses to detailed tying instructions for some of the most popular, modern patterns.
The Orvis Guide to Fly Casting:	How to Cast Effectively in Every Fishing Situation
The Orvis Pocket Guide to Dry-Fly Fishing:	The Orvis Pocket Guide to Dry-Fly Fishing: A Detailed Field Guide to Casting, Strategies, Fly Selection, and Presentation
The Science of Fly Fishing
The Small Stream Dry Fly
Thomas & Bray's Still Water Fly Swotter
Top Rated Fly Fishing...	Features Top Rated Fishing and Guide Services for Fly Fishing, Salt and Freshwaters as rated by the most qualified people --their past customers!
Trailside Guide:	Fly Fishing, New Edition
Traveler's Tales	This is much more than a fishing and hunting book. With extraordinary writing McIntosh brings alive the sights, scents and sounds of each trip, and delves into the characters of the people he journeys with. It deserves a place in the library of every sportsman who loves memorable hunts, talented dogs, powerful fish, and fine shotguns.
Traveling With Fly Rod and Reel...	Everything You Need to Know About Planning, Booking, Preparing, and Packing for Fly-Fishing Trips Around the World
Troubleshooting the Cast	No one analyzes fly casting more thoroughly or presents solutions more clearly than Ed Jaworowski. He demystifies the process. Building on The Cast, his groundbreaking study, Ed here summarizes the four basic principles of casting and presents 32 of the most common problems and how to solve them. Shock waves, line slapping against the rod, line or leader collapsing when casting a heavy fly
Trout	Trout is arguably the finest single volume ever produced on how, why, and where to catch trout. In spite of being originally published in 1938 it remains utterly relevant.
Trout Country ...	Bob Saile takes us on a journey through Colorado with a fly rod in hand, and trout in mind. As a long time sports writer, he definitely knows what he is talking about here, but unfortunately, he is not a great writer. The content isn't particulary groundbreaking, and the writing is perhaps best described as ordinary, newspaper coloum style.
Trout Flies, Proven Patterns	LaFontaine's landmark book Caddisflies set the standard for taking a scientific approach to the sport of catching trout on a fly. In Trout Flies: Proven Patterns, he combines observation with a deep understanding of entomology to examine the art of fly tying. This large, attractive volume boasts color plates, step-by-step diagrams, and the author's lively discussion of patterns that work
Trout Flies: The Tier's Reference	The definitive trout fisherman's reference for tying flies to catch fish, this book features color photos and captions that draw upon the author's vast and varied experience.
Trout from Small Streams
Trout on a Fly	Lee Wulff gives fly anglers a concise and innovative look at fly fishing through his eyes. His experience and practical knowledge make fly fishing an approachable and educational experience. He gives his unique opinions on casting, fly selection and tying, use of barbed hooks, and fishing strategy. His independent approach is refreshing in the repetitive world of fly fishing literature.
Trout Streams and Hatches of Pennsylvania...	If you fish for trout in Pennsylvania, buy this book! The author was born next to a trout stream in PA. He has actually fished in most of the streams he writes about, and provides accurate information about the streams and the hatches to expect. It contains maps and the locations of the special project areas (e.g. artifical lures or fly-fishing only).
Trout Streams of Northern New England...	A comprehensive new guide to the best fly-fishing for trout and landlocked salmon in Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine.
Trout Streams of Southern New England	Tom Fuller has spilled the beans on everything from access points and the best holding water to the intricacies of matching hatches. . . . More than just a talented fly-fisherman, he is a devoted conservationist, an inquisitive naturalist, and a gifted writer with a deep-rooted understanding of and appreciation for the trout waters of southern New England.
Trout-Stream Fly-Fishing
Tuna on the Fly: A Comprehensive Guide to Fly Fishing's Ultimate Trophy Fish
Tying and Fishing the Riffling Hitch
Tying Bass Flies : 12 of the Best
Tying Better Flies:
Tying Contemporary Saltwater Flies:	An Illustrated Step-by-Step Guide
Tying Foam Flies	Skip has given us a very nice little guide to types of foam and their uses as tying material. The book is limited to pure-foam or foam and rubber flies. The intention of the author is to provide a starting point for tyers. I wish that the book included a few tips for adding foam to standard patterns. I use foam under all of my hopper patterns -- they always stay afloat.
Tying Saltwater Flies : 12 of the Best
Tying Warmwater Flies
Upland Stream ...	In the second book of his trilogy on his passion for fishing, Wetherell explores the meandering streams of his beloved New England, the ashen rivers of Yellowstone Park during the great fire of 1988, and the pristine lochs of Scotland. With humor, introspection, and wonder, Wetherell chronicles his quest for fresh streams and a deeper solace of the spirit.
Upper Midwest Flies ...	Pulling 40 years worth of observation and fishing experience Ross Mueller has written a practical and useful book. It contains over 100 fly patterns that will catch trout in the Upper-Midwest. This is a MUST have book for anyone that plans to fish the area. Not only do you read about what flies to use, but also how to tie them and HOW to fish them!
Upstream : Fly-Fishing in the American West	Charles Lindsay's lens points inward as well as out. In Mentawai Shaman: Keeper of the Rain Forest, he captured his time living with an Indonesian tribal leader and hunter. Closer to home, Upstream explores his latest odyssey: five years spent roaming the American West with a fly rod in one hand and a camera in the other
Utah's Green River ...	A Fly Fisher's Guide to the Flaming Gorge Tailwater
Vermont River ...	Vermont River has been praised by lovers of the outdoors as a classic of its genre. Vermont River will appeal to anyone who fell in love with A River Runs Through It.
View from Rat Lake	Archie and John go fishing. That sums up the book about as well as "a couple of teenagers fall in love" sums up Romeo & Juliet. This collection of short stories is a delightful read and is a worthy addition to any collection.
Virginia Blue Ribbon Fly Fishing Guide
Washington Blue-Ribbon Fly Fishing Guide	Shewey covers watersheds on both sides of the Cascades as well as the Olympic Peninsula, noting access points, effective patterns, and stream tactics.
Watermark	Here in the pages of Watermark, you will find the unforgettable record of a unique odyssey--a stunning photographic and written account of fly fishing past and present in the eastern waters of North America. The trip begins on the trout streams of southern Appalachia and moves northward...
West of Key West	Excellant accounts of flats fishing in the keys along with wonderful photography makes this a great coffee table book that actually has substance.
Western Fly-Fishing Strategies	The wisdom in this exceptionally useful volume begins--where else?--at the beginning: "To know western trout water is to be successful on that water. Nowhere else must anglers use so many strategies on such a wide variety of water during so many weather conditions to be successful."
Western Fly-Fishing Strategies (Paperback)	The wisdom in this exceptionally useful volume begins--where else?--at the beginning: "To know western trout water is to be successful on that water.
Wet Flies ...	The history of fly-fishing begins with wet flies, but in this country wets haven't made much headway against the popularity of dries.
What the River Knows : An Angler in Midstream	At the age of forty-two, Wayne Fields set upon a sort of pilgrimage when he waded the near twenty-mile stretch of a small river in northern Michigan with fly rod in hand. He emerged with a beautiful and poignant memoir, a meditation on families and aging, and a whimsical response to what time, and streams, and those we care about bring into our lives.
Where the Trout Are All As Long As Your Leg	Gierach has known since childhood that "the secret places are the soul of fishing." It was, in fact, a boyhood adventure to a forbidden pool deep in the woods that awakened his love for the contemplative joys of fishing and for the magical places so basic to the mythology fly-fishermen share.
Which Fly Do I Use	I have been selling fly fishing equipment for almost 15 years. The most common question I hear almost everyday in my store is "Which fly do I use?" It is a good question as there are over 15,000 patterns to choose from. It is difficult enough for the experienced fly fisher to know the answer, let alone the beginner or casual angler.
Whitefish Can't Jump ...	Having practiced medicine for more than 20 years in Alaska and Montana, E. Donnall Thomas Jr. packs an impressive résumé for a trout bum. But as he points out in one of the essays in this intelligent, good-humored collection, his years of experience can all be reduced to a means to an end: fly-fishing.
Wisconsin & Minnesota Trout Streams...	There is a trout stream for every traveler. A few, like the Wolf, are wide and wild. Some pitch down in fury through channels carved in stone; some wind softly through groves of sighing trees.
Wisdom of the Guides ...	Wisdom of the Guides is a fantastic book for all levels of flyfishers. The book is full of helpful hints to improve your chances at landing great trout. It is also filled with interesting tales from guides who have seen it all. The book was hard to put down. It is a must read book both for the rec fisher and addict. Remember ....its all in the presentation !
Wishing My Father Well ...	Wishing My Father Well is a moving intergenerational memoir in the spirit of James Prosek's Joe and Me and James Dodson's Faithful Travelers that passes down the wisdom of a silent father...
Year of the Angler	The Year of the Angler established Steve Raymond as one of our foremost angling writers. with this new edition of his award-winning classic, readers can again savor Raymond's timeless descriptions of fishing through the seasons in western waters. Also available in a boxed set with The Year of the Trout.
Yellowstone Fly-Fishing Guide	Of all the fly fishing books I have about where to fish this one is the best by far.

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