The most comprehensive and authoritative source for simple, straightforward answers and instructions to fly-tying. Since it was first published 30 years ago, this guide - considered one of the most influential and practical books ever published on the subject - has introduced legions of anglers to fly-tying fundamentals. Now back in print, this essential reference will help you develop your skills and techniques one step at a time. Expert tips on setting up a work area and selecting tools and materials will make fly-tying easier. Learn about aquatic insects and how and why fish respond to flies. The author's no-nonsense approach and detailed drawings will show you how to tie dry and wet flies that represent stoneflies, mayflies, caddisflies and midges. Thirty-two patterns illustrate larvae, nymphs, pupae, emergers and adult patterns replicating the stages that insects undergo at various times in their life cycle. They also teach you to tie streamers that imitate minnows and baitfish that trout relish. Softcoverr, 216 pages, 28cm x 21cm.
Very good condition.