Author: Jon Rounds, Editor
Publisher: STACKPOLE BOOKS, Sep 2002
Binding: Spiral-Softcover
ISBN: 0-8117-2473-5
Synopsis
Step-by-step guide to getting started tying flies. Detailed instructions for 7 proven patterns. Concise text - highlights every phase of the tying process, from clamping the hook in the vise to executig the final whip finish. The most effective nymphs, dry flies, & streamers. Photos by Michael Radencich. Illustrations by John McKim. 300 color photos, 35 line drawings; 8x11 inches, 128 pgs.
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Individual fly-tying chapters present step-by-step sequences with uncommon clarity and detail, showing how to tie seven popular patterns, including the most effective nymphs, dry flies, and streamers. The patterns and skills learned here are sure to last a lifetime.
The ultimate beginner's guide to fly tying. Using step-by-step color photos and concise text, this book illustrates every phase of the tying process, from clamping the hook in the vise to executing the final whip finish, and everything in between. Introductory chapters identify the basic tools and explain how to use them. Fundamental tying techniques are illustrated with color photos and instructional line drawings.
This book includes the contributions of veteran fly tiers and anglers.
ABOUT THE WRITERS:
Wayne Luallen teaches fly-tying courses around the country; his work and his flies have been featured in Fly Tyer and Fly Rod and Reel.
Michael Radencich is the author of Tying the Classic Salmon Fly and an award-winning photographer.
John McKim's illustrations have appeared in Flyfisher, Saltwater Sportsman, and Western Outdoors.
