Author: Lesley Crawford
Publisher: STACKPOLE BOOKS, Jun 2006
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 1-904057-58-6
Synopsis
A must-have for the internationally traveling fly fisher. Compares & explains the many subtle differences in flies, tactics, & techniques used across the British Isles, from stalking eluseive Welsh sewin to Scottish mayfly fishing. 134 photos; 7x9 inches, 192 pgs.
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* A must for dedicated trout anglers everywhere
* Compares and explains the many subtle differences in flies, tactics, and techniques used across the British Isles
Anglers enjoy a huge, rich diversity of trout fishing throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland. With this book, her fifth for Swan Hill Press, Lesley Crawford sets out to explain in detail how differing local trout tactics have evolved and just why these specialist skills remain so successful. There is a great deal of difference between taking a traditional drift on a vast Irish lough and threading a dry fly through the lush greenery of an English chalkstream, from stalking elusive Welsh sewin to making the best of Scottish mayfly fishing.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Lesley Crawford is a nationally known angling author, photographer, and fishing guide. She has over 40 years of fishing experience and still loves every minute. You can read all about her work on www.wildtroutfisher.co.uk.
