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A thorough revision of one of our most highly-regarded titles, the author, Taylor Streit, is the guide that other guides look to for advice.
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A thorough revision of one of our most highly-regarded titles, the author, Taylor Streit, is the guide that other guides look to for advice.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Lyons Press
- Second Edition
- Seitenzahl: 242
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 357g
- ISBN-13: 9780762773626
- ISBN-10: 0762773626
- Artikelnr.: 34563951
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Lyons Press
- Second Edition
- Seitenzahl: 242
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 357g
- ISBN-13: 9780762773626
- ISBN-10: 0762773626
- Artikelnr.: 34563951
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Taylor Streit was wading the fabled waters of the Catskills before he was 10; then tying flies commercially and guiding in his teens. He moved to northern New Mexico in the late 1960s where he opened a fly shop. He's guided fly fishermen for 25 years--primarily in New Mexico but in the Bahamas and Argentina as well. In 2001 he was unanimously inducted into the Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame as a legendary guide. He authored a popular book on fly fishing New Mexico and writes for various magazines and newspapers. His photos have appeared in Fly Rod and Reel and Gray's Sporting Journal. He lives in Taos, New Mexico near his favorite river-- the wild Rio Grande.
Chapter 1: Instinctive Fly Fishing
Chapter 2: The Fly Fishing Personality
Chapter 3: Tips
To be expanded by approximately 700 words.
Chapter 4: Casting
To be expanded by approximately 750 words.
Chapter 5: Water and Weather Conditions
Chapter 6: Sun, Shade, and Silhouette
Chapter 7: Fishing Pressure / Selective Trout
To be expanded by approximately 1,000 words.
Chapter 8: Hatches
To be expanded by approximately 1,200 words.
Chapter 9: Strike!
Chapter 10: Drift
To be expanded by approximately 200 words.
Chapter 11: Flies
To be expanded by approximately 1,000 words.
Chapter 12: Nymphs
To be expanded by approximately 500 words.
Chapter 13: Dries
To be expanded by approximately 400 words.
Chapter 15: Swing
Chapter 16: Bluegills and Bobbers
Chapter 17: Kids
Chapter 18: Reading Water
To be expanded by approximately 200 words.
Chapter 19: Riffles
Chapter 20: Eddy Fishing
Chapter 21: Lakes
Chapter 22: Hiring a Guide
Chapter 23: Fighting Fish
Chapter 24: Wading
Chapter 25: Snagged
Chapter 26: Gear
To be expanded by approximately 350 words.
Chapter 27: Catch and Release
Chapter 28: Explore
Chapter 29: Maps
Additional Chapters
1. Combat fishing (strategies for crowed waters, etiquette): 600 words
2. Tailwaters (selective trout, small flies, presentation) 1100 words
3. Traveling (where, when, how to get there—US & Abroad) 1200 words
4. Small Streams (beaver ponds, pocket water, brush) 900 words
5. Backpacking 400 words
6. Catching Big Trout (night fishing, meat flies) 700 words
7. Trout Species 150 words
8. Safety (bugs, bites, skin, clothes, GPS) 300 words
Chapter 2: The Fly Fishing Personality
Chapter 3: Tips
To be expanded by approximately 700 words.
Chapter 4: Casting
To be expanded by approximately 750 words.
Chapter 5: Water and Weather Conditions
Chapter 6: Sun, Shade, and Silhouette
Chapter 7: Fishing Pressure / Selective Trout
To be expanded by approximately 1,000 words.
Chapter 8: Hatches
To be expanded by approximately 1,200 words.
Chapter 9: Strike!
Chapter 10: Drift
To be expanded by approximately 200 words.
Chapter 11: Flies
To be expanded by approximately 1,000 words.
Chapter 12: Nymphs
To be expanded by approximately 500 words.
Chapter 13: Dries
To be expanded by approximately 400 words.
Chapter 15: Swing
Chapter 16: Bluegills and Bobbers
Chapter 17: Kids
Chapter 18: Reading Water
To be expanded by approximately 200 words.
Chapter 19: Riffles
Chapter 20: Eddy Fishing
Chapter 21: Lakes
Chapter 22: Hiring a Guide
Chapter 23: Fighting Fish
Chapter 24: Wading
Chapter 25: Snagged
Chapter 26: Gear
To be expanded by approximately 350 words.
Chapter 27: Catch and Release
Chapter 28: Explore
Chapter 29: Maps
Additional Chapters
1. Combat fishing (strategies for crowed waters, etiquette): 600 words
2. Tailwaters (selective trout, small flies, presentation) 1100 words
3. Traveling (where, when, how to get there—US & Abroad) 1200 words
4. Small Streams (beaver ponds, pocket water, brush) 900 words
5. Backpacking 400 words
6. Catching Big Trout (night fishing, meat flies) 700 words
7. Trout Species 150 words
8. Safety (bugs, bites, skin, clothes, GPS) 300 words
Chapter 1: Instinctive Fly Fishing
Chapter 2: The Fly Fishing Personality
Chapter 3: Tips
To be expanded by approximately 700 words.
Chapter 4: Casting
To be expanded by approximately 750 words.
Chapter 5: Water and Weather Conditions
Chapter 6: Sun, Shade, and Silhouette
Chapter 7: Fishing Pressure / Selective Trout
To be expanded by approximately 1,000 words.
Chapter 8: Hatches
To be expanded by approximately 1,200 words.
Chapter 9: Strike!
Chapter 10: Drift
To be expanded by approximately 200 words.
Chapter 11: Flies
To be expanded by approximately 1,000 words.
Chapter 12: Nymphs
To be expanded by approximately 500 words.
Chapter 13: Dries
To be expanded by approximately 400 words.
Chapter 15: Swing
Chapter 16: Bluegills and Bobbers
Chapter 17: Kids
Chapter 18: Reading Water
To be expanded by approximately 200 words.
Chapter 19: Riffles
Chapter 20: Eddy Fishing
Chapter 21: Lakes
Chapter 22: Hiring a Guide
Chapter 23: Fighting Fish
Chapter 24: Wading
Chapter 25: Snagged
Chapter 26: Gear
To be expanded by approximately 350 words.
Chapter 27: Catch and Release
Chapter 28: Explore
Chapter 29: Maps
Additional Chapters
1. Combat fishing (strategies for crowed waters, etiquette): 600 words
2. Tailwaters (selective trout, small flies, presentation) 1100 words
3. Traveling (where, when, how to get there—US & Abroad) 1200 words
4. Small Streams (beaver ponds, pocket water, brush) 900 words
5. Backpacking 400 words
6. Catching Big Trout (night fishing, meat flies) 700 words
7. Trout Species 150 words
8. Safety (bugs, bites, skin, clothes, GPS) 300 words
Chapter 2: The Fly Fishing Personality
Chapter 3: Tips
To be expanded by approximately 700 words.
Chapter 4: Casting
To be expanded by approximately 750 words.
Chapter 5: Water and Weather Conditions
Chapter 6: Sun, Shade, and Silhouette
Chapter 7: Fishing Pressure / Selective Trout
To be expanded by approximately 1,000 words.
Chapter 8: Hatches
To be expanded by approximately 1,200 words.
Chapter 9: Strike!
Chapter 10: Drift
To be expanded by approximately 200 words.
Chapter 11: Flies
To be expanded by approximately 1,000 words.
Chapter 12: Nymphs
To be expanded by approximately 500 words.
Chapter 13: Dries
To be expanded by approximately 400 words.
Chapter 15: Swing
Chapter 16: Bluegills and Bobbers
Chapter 17: Kids
Chapter 18: Reading Water
To be expanded by approximately 200 words.
Chapter 19: Riffles
Chapter 20: Eddy Fishing
Chapter 21: Lakes
Chapter 22: Hiring a Guide
Chapter 23: Fighting Fish
Chapter 24: Wading
Chapter 25: Snagged
Chapter 26: Gear
To be expanded by approximately 350 words.
Chapter 27: Catch and Release
Chapter 28: Explore
Chapter 29: Maps
Additional Chapters
1. Combat fishing (strategies for crowed waters, etiquette): 600 words
2. Tailwaters (selective trout, small flies, presentation) 1100 words
3. Traveling (where, when, how to get there—US & Abroad) 1200 words
4. Small Streams (beaver ponds, pocket water, brush) 900 words
5. Backpacking 400 words
6. Catching Big Trout (night fishing, meat flies) 700 words
7. Trout Species 150 words
8. Safety (bugs, bites, skin, clothes, GPS) 300 words







