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A guide that combines the art of fly-tying with practical fly fishing techniques. The book teaches anglers how to tie nearly 200 proven fly patterns and explains when, where and how to fish them effectively. Richly illustrated with hundreds of photographs and drawings, it covers fly-tying materials, tools, techniques, insect imitation and fishing strategies for lakes, rivers and streams. The book emphasises understanding the relationship between fly design and fish behaviour, helping readers become more successful and creative fly fishers. First published in the 1970s, it remains a respected reference for those interested in developing their fly-tying skills and expanding their knowledge of fly fishing. B&w photographs throughout. Good condition. Hardcover, 26cm x 18cm, 231 pages.