Fly-Dressing MaterialsFly Dressing Materials, by John Veniard. It is the rare fisherman who would wish to tie every variety of artificial fly found in the reference books. Indeed, most fly Tyers are content to master only those patterns they expect to have the opportunity to use. Still, home waters differ and the fishermen tend to travel and the materials appropriate to one fishing situation may be all but useless in another. So a book that presents the whole range of

Freshwater Conservation Canada's (formerly Trout Unlimited Canada)  award-winning The Yellow Fish Road™ program engages Canada’s youth

Freshwater Conservation Canada's (formerly Trout Unlimited Canada) award-winning The Yellow Fish Road™ program engages Canada’s youth

It's a testament to the enduring appeal of the chase for the ocean's most powerful creatures

there's humour

Slight discoloration from jacket

binding is becoming loose

one of America's best known anglers and fly-tying innovators as he demonstrates techniques for tying successful artificial flies

Dave was founding president of Oregon Trout in 1983

Number 120 of 500

Ferox Trout combines in an interesting way

Jacket Condition: Good (Some wear)

by John Bailey