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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.
Bonefishing! I wanna go Bonefishing!	Shrimp & Spey Flies for Salmon This book is titled Shrimp & Spey Flies for Salmon & Steelhead in the US	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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