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Tying Contemporary Saltwater Flies There is no question that saltwater fly fishing is a booming industry - at least compared to the much older pastime of trout fishing.	Mayflies: Top to Bottom First things first - I really enjoyed this book.	The LL Bean Ultimate Book of Fly Fishing The L.L. Bean Ultimate Book of Fly Fishing is comprised of three previously published books - Dave Whitlock's Fly-Fishing Handbook, Macauley Lord's Fly-Casting Handbook, and Dick Talleur's Fly-Tying Handbook.
Trout from Small Streams It seems that big fish, big rivers, and monster hatches catch all the headlines these days - especially what is found on the huge tailwaters below the many dams that have been built over the years.	The Curtis Creek Manifesto You will have to look a long way for a better and funnier introduction to fly fishing, which at the same time can serve you as a fly fishing mini-bible for many years.	Saltwater Fly-Casting Techniques A no-frills treatise to teach us "how to cast effectively for the biggest fish under the most demanding situations".
Kayakfishing This is the first book I have found dealing entirely with fishing from a kayak.	Drag-Free Drift Drag-free drift is more than just adding a couple feet of 7x to your leader. Much more.	Lines on the Water The guy grew up on the Miramichi? Oh man. I just had to read this one.
Shrimp & Spey Flies for Salmon This book is entitled Shrimp & Spey Flies for Salmon & Steelhead in the US	Bonefishing! I wanna go Bonefishing!	Pop Fleyes When reading this book, you get the impression that the authors are proud of their work and they know that they have written an above-standard-book.

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