Fly-tying for Beginners: An Introduction to Tools, Techniques and Materials Plus Instructions for Tying 50 Failsafe Flies by Peter Gathercole
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Matching the Hatch: Stillwater, River and Stream by Pat O'Reilly
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Master the Cast: Fly Casting in Seven Lessons by Jr., George V. Roberts
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The Art of Fly Tying: More Than 200 Classic and New Patterns (The Freshwater Angler) c/w CD-Rom: More Than 200 Classic and New Patterns (Freshwater Angler) by John van Vliet
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Complete Photo Guide to Fly Tying: Tips, Techniques and Methods (The Freshwater Angler) by C.Boyd Pfeiffer
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With a double-page spread devoted to each pattern, featuring step-by-step instructions in full colour, and ring bound so that in will lie flat on the bench or table top beside the fly-tying vice, this is the ideal reference book for anglers who wish to tie their own versions of the most successful patterns in current use.
The book starts with an introduction to fly-tying basics, material, equipment and techniques. The flies themselves are divided into five categories, Dry Flies, Nymphs and Bugs, Wet Flies, Streamers, and Hairwings and cover patterns that have a proven record of success in catching rainbow and brown trout, sea trout, salmon and grayling in rivers and lakes throughout the world. On each spread there is a key indicating which species the fly is designed to attract, a brief description of when and how it should be used, a full-colour photograph of the finished fly indicating the materials used for body, rib, hackle, etc, the range of hook