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Distant Waters - The Greatest Fly-fishing Worldwide R.Valentine Atkinson (ed. and photos) Distant Waters - The Greatest Fly-fishing Worldwide Published by Mitchell Beazley, Great Britain, 1997 ISBN 1-84000-010-4	Tying Flies the Paraloop Way Dig out your gallows tools, you're gonna need it after you read this book. My first thought was probably the same as yours - what is "paraloop"?	Beginner's Guide to Flytying There are hundreds of books for the beginning flytyer, many of which are published by material manufacturers or tool manufacturers to 'lure' you into buying their wares.
Dry Fly Fishing Dave Hughes has authored a number of excellent and practical books covering a variety of fly fishing topics. This volume is no exception.	Steelhead Fly Tying Guide Kent Helvie has provided the Steelhead fly tyer with a very good basic fly pattern book. There are both modern and "classic" steelhead fly patterns of every type.	Glimpses of Maine's Angling Past I recently spent an evening reading a new book entitled "Glimpses of Maine's Angling Past", authored by Donald Wilson.
The South African Fly Fishing Handbook When Dean Riphagan's book, "The South African Fly Fishing Handbook" arrived at my doorstep, I could only imagine what was inside the package.	What fish see This is a book, which I have looked forward to read with great anticipation.	La mosca ahogada Spanish flies are different! At least the ones that are shown in this book. The flies that this book treats are not only tied in a very special fashion, but almost all use Coq de Leon feathers. Read our review of La mosca ahogada.
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!

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