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For fly fishers, New Zealand needs no introduction. Crystal-clear rivers, snow-capped mountains and some of the world's finest wild brown and rainbow trout have earned it legendary status as one of fly fishing's ultimate destinations. Although this isn't John Kent's legendary fly fishing guide to New Zealand, it is far more than a conventional travel guide. This comprehensive volume opens the door to New Zealand's hidden valleys, remote back roads, charming towns and breathtaking scenery, while providing fascinating insight into its history, culture and outdoor lifestyle. For the independent traveller, it's an invaluable companion when planning where to go and what to discover beyond the obvious tourist routes. Lavishly illustrated in full colour and packed with practical information, this is a wonderful companion for travellers and fly fishers alike. After all, finding the river is the first step to fishing it. Very good condition. Softcover, 20cm x 13cm, and a whopping 1057 pages.