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Fly selection is an important part of successful fly fishing, as different patterns are designed to imitate insects, aquatic organisms and other food sources that fish feed on. Understanding which flies to use in particular conditions can help anglers make informed choices when fishing in rivers, streams and still waters. This card-based collection is especially useful for quick reference, allowing anglers to study individual flies and familiarise themselves with their appearance and purpose. The collection is suited to both beginners who are developing their knowledge of fly fishing and experienced anglers who wish to expand their selection of fly patterns. It also serves as a useful resource for those interested in the variety, design and practical application of artificial flies. Full colour photographs throughout. Excellent condition. Softcover, 19cm x 11cm.