Sprinkled in between the fly dressings and tying lessons are hundreds of illustrations drawn by longtime fishing guide Doug Stewart as well as personal stories and anecdotes. These are interesting and informative?each one containing an element of knowledge or instruction that will add to your fishing success. The book's purpose is to help you become a more complete angler, a better fly tier, and a more successful fly fisher. It covers all aspects of fly fishing: casting, proper equipment, tying flies, reading water, the feeding habits of fish, and the proper strategy for fishing a stretch of…mehr
Sprinkled in between the fly dressings and tying lessons are hundreds of illustrations drawn by longtime fishing guide Doug Stewart as well as personal stories and anecdotes. These are interesting and informative?each one containing an element of knowledge or instruction that will add to your fishing success. The book's purpose is to help you become a more complete angler, a better fly tier, and a more successful fly fisher. It covers all aspects of fly fishing: casting, proper equipment, tying flies, reading water, the feeding habits of fish, and the proper strategy for fishing a stretch of river. Also included in the book are traditional and historical flies along with a selection of Doug's favorite patterns. Dressings and instructions are also presented. Doug Stewart, a lifelong fly fisher, is also a fly-tying instructor and guide and a fly shop owner, and has written about fly-fishing for The Oregon Sportsman and Amato Publications. Doug spent many years teaching customers how to fly fish during the thirty-two years he owned Stewart's Fly Shop. ?I think I get more out of teaching someone, out of seeing them be successful or catch their first fish, than I do out of catching my own,? Doug says.
FOREWORD INTRODUCTION PART I MASTERING THE TECHNIQUES Equipment-Rods Leaders Fly Lines and Reels Fly Casting-The Grip The Basic Cast Push and Pull Method and Cures Mending the Line and Special Casts. PART II METHODS FOR TYING AND FISHING WET FLIES Historical Pioneers of Fly Fishing. Basic Wet Fly Instructions for tying a Leadwing Coachman Soft Hackles and Methods of Wet Fly Fishing: The Wet Fly Swing Upstream Dead Drifting Downstream Long-Lining Subsurface Swing Upstream Retrieve and The Cross-Stream Strip. Winter Steelhead Methods-Migration Holding Waters Lines Flies and Leaders Summer Steelhead Methods-Greased Line Wet Fly Swing Dead Drifting Spotting Fish Leaders Water Types and High Sticking. Tying Streamers and Steelhead Flies-The Supervisor and Nick's Nightmare. PART III METHODS FOR TYING AND FISHING NYMPHS Historical Pioneers of Fly Fishing. Methods-G.E.M Skues Sawyer Teeny Chuck and Duck Brooks Leisenring Lift and Walking the Fly. Tying Nymphs: Casual Dress Bitch Creek Teeny Nymph and Brooks Stone. PART IV METHODS FOR TYING AND FISHING DRY FLIES Historical Pioneers of Fly Fishing. Methods-Dapping the Fly Recognizing Surface and Subsurface Activity. Feeding Habits: Rises Refusals Selectivity Masking Hatches Non-rising Fish and Setting the Hook. Tying Dry Flies: The Professor Green Sedge and Royal Coachman. PART V STREAM ANATOMY WEATHER SENSES OF FISH AND ENTOMOLOGY Riffles Glides Pocket Water and Pools Wing Rain Barometer High and Low Water Hot Weather Sun and Shadows. How Fish See and Perceive Color The Sense of Smell The Sense of Hearing The Sense of Taste and Feel. Entomology: Matching Hatches Collecting Equipment Stream Diary and Insect Identification. PART VI SPECIAL METHODS History of the Pott Fly. Tools and the method to tie the Pott Fly. Practical Fishing Knots. Dropper Knots and How to Tie them. Wading Safely. Playing Landing and Releasing Fish. PART V11 FABULOUS FLIES AND FABLES Twenty-four Proven Patterns and Selective Stories. BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX
FOREWORD INTRODUCTION PART I MASTERING THE TECHNIQUES Equipment-Rods Leaders Fly Lines and Reels Fly Casting-The Grip The Basic Cast Push and Pull Method and Cures Mending the Line and Special Casts. PART II METHODS FOR TYING AND FISHING WET FLIES Historical Pioneers of Fly Fishing. Basic Wet Fly Instructions for tying a Leadwing Coachman Soft Hackles and Methods of Wet Fly Fishing: The Wet Fly Swing Upstream Dead Drifting Downstream Long-Lining Subsurface Swing Upstream Retrieve and The Cross-Stream Strip. Winter Steelhead Methods-Migration Holding Waters Lines Flies and Leaders Summer Steelhead Methods-Greased Line Wet Fly Swing Dead Drifting Spotting Fish Leaders Water Types and High Sticking. Tying Streamers and Steelhead Flies-The Supervisor and Nick's Nightmare. PART III METHODS FOR TYING AND FISHING NYMPHS Historical Pioneers of Fly Fishing. Methods-G.E.M Skues Sawyer Teeny Chuck and Duck Brooks Leisenring Lift and Walking the Fly. Tying Nymphs: Casual Dress Bitch Creek Teeny Nymph and Brooks Stone. PART IV METHODS FOR TYING AND FISHING DRY FLIES Historical Pioneers of Fly Fishing. Methods-Dapping the Fly Recognizing Surface and Subsurface Activity. Feeding Habits: Rises Refusals Selectivity Masking Hatches Non-rising Fish and Setting the Hook. Tying Dry Flies: The Professor Green Sedge and Royal Coachman. PART V STREAM ANATOMY WEATHER SENSES OF FISH AND ENTOMOLOGY Riffles Glides Pocket Water and Pools Wing Rain Barometer High and Low Water Hot Weather Sun and Shadows. How Fish See and Perceive Color The Sense of Smell The Sense of Hearing The Sense of Taste and Feel. Entomology: Matching Hatches Collecting Equipment Stream Diary and Insect Identification. PART VI SPECIAL METHODS History of the Pott Fly. Tools and the method to tie the Pott Fly. Practical Fishing Knots. Dropper Knots and How to Tie them. Wading Safely. Playing Landing and Releasing Fish. PART V11 FABULOUS FLIES AND FABLES Twenty-four Proven Patterns and Selective Stories. BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX
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