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Fly Fishing Books

Ultimately, an angler improves their fly fishing ability the most through practice. Yet, through reading and research, anglers can dramatically improve their knowledge of aquatic habitats - leading to more productive time on the water.

Other books that are very helpful are books about casting. While a book is no substitute for real life practice, a book can frequently illustrate problems in a cast that an angler didn't realize existed.

And finally, beginner anglers will enjoy the many fine guidebooks that lead new anglers through the sport of fly fishing - from what the sport is, to the type of gear used and why, and the ABC's of getting started.

All of these books are available through Amazon.


Fly Fishing Books

Fly Fishing for Dummies : For those of you who have never held a fly rod, you will find enough information here to get you started. You won’t be forced to discover everything all at once. If you’re already a fly rodder, you’ll find plenty of tips and techniques that you can turn to right away without going through the basics all over again. And if you’re a master angler, you will find this book a handy reference for all kinds of questions.    Buy at Amazon.Com


Guide to Fly Fishing Knots : An easy to use an inexpensive in-depth guide to tying knots used for fly fishing.    Buy at Amazon.Com


L. L. Bean Fly-Fishing Handbook : A handsomely illustrated Text enhanced with photographs, Dave Whitlock's book covers the Zen of fly fishing, the craft or how-to, the strategies for various fish, how to "read" both fish and stream, and describes the art of tying various flies, and the latest in fly- fishing attire.    Buy at Amazon.Com


Lefty Kreh's Ultimate Guide to Fly Fishing : Culled from a lifetime of fishing and teaching in almost every conceivable place a fish can be caught, fly fishers will learn the master's thousands of subtle tricks and invaluable insights.    Buy at Amazon.Com


The Complete Book of Fly Fishing : Early chapters include the basics, such as history, equipment, and technique. McNally explains the differences between dry flies, nymphs, and wet flies, and how to approach these very different forms of fly-fishing. Insect hatches, stream tactics, and more advanced strategies are also detailed with illustrations and color photographs.    Buy at Amazon.Com


The Orvis Fly-Fishing Guide : Conceived for novices, the Guide may be simple, but it's not simplistic. Filled with photographs and drawings and written in clear, direct prose, it's basic enough to demystify the ABC's of a complex sport and sophisticated enough to remain useful as a ready reference and constant refresher no matter what your angling skills.    Buy at Amazon.Com


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