Joan Wulff's Fly Casting TechniquesBy Joan Wulff. Illustrated by Francis W. Davis. This remarkable book is for everyone who fishes with a fly rod (or wants to do so) for trout, salmon, bass, pike, or saltwater game fish and wants to be more successful. Joan Wulff offers in depth analysis of every practical cast needed by the fly fisher from the basic stroke to the double haul and she pioneers both a set of "mechanics" and the invaluable use of precise descriptive terms for each part of

Mike has spent the better part of the past 45 salmon seasons wandering the rivers of Atlantic Canada and the Gaspe Coast of Quebec

and illustrations are once again available in this expanded edition that features handsome new color plates by Michael D

yet with pinpoint accuracy

Including: Basic techniques of saltwater and freshwater fishing

or in the literary company of Roderick Haif-Brown or Isaak Walton

” writes Francis Sells

The purpose of this book is to introduce you to the fundamentals of fly tying

It is filled with essential information on tackle

Published Date: 1975

one of America's best known anglers and fly-tying innovators as he demonstrates techniques for tying successful artificial flies

As we selfishly alter water systems and pollute our water

Author: Ray Ovington