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Fly Fishing the Mountain Lakes This is one of the funniest books I have read for quite a while. I laughed a lot while I read it - and learned a lot.	Fly Tying Tips & Reference Guide A collection of hundreds of small tying tips gathered during Stewart's career as an editor of American Angler and Fly Fish America.	Modern Streamers for Trophy Trout, Second opinion This is a book that deliberately sets out to help the reader achieve a goal, which few of us actually admit we have: to catch BIG fish!
A Perfect Fish A fantastic and fascinating striper book by the author of "Striper Moon"	Stripers, An Angler's Anthology I can't help being enthralled by stripers. And John Waldman's book has just enhanced that feeling.	Tying and Fishing the Riffling Hitch I have tried the hitch with little success as of yet, but after reading this book over and over, I am still a believer
Saltwater Flyfishing In computer circles - and maybe other places - a project such as this book is often referred to as a soup stone project. This refers to the fact that it's built from scratch by contributions from many people.	Atlantic Salmon Handbook Although this book is riddled with errors it does convey the basic information that a beginning Atlantic salmon fisher would need.	Flies from the Flyleaves of my Diaries And at last the book is there: Torp in English. At last a book with the potential to reach beyond the borders of his small home country.
Tying Glass Bead Flies If you are like me, when glass beads came upon the fly tying scene a few years ago, you passed them by.	Tube Flies - A Tying, Fishing & Historical Guide The authors have added immeasurably to the fly tier's repertoire with this wonderful volume dedicated to the tube fly.	Pardon my Backcast WARNING: I enjoy good humor. If you don't care for silly wit and prose, you won't agree with my review. Stop here and read something more serious on GFF.

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