With generous-sized, full-color photos that range up to a double-page spread, this book will help anglers from beginners to experts.

Lenox Dick and Friends Fly fishing for many is close to a religion. It is a beautiful art to practice and is also governed by the seasons and mother nature. It's both an art and a science. Enter this world where a trout becomes an object of desire, something that keeps drawing people out of a busy life and back to the wonders of natural. The Art and Science of Fly Fishing is often the text book used in fly-fishing schools.

All-color book explains the most effective fly fishing techniques for steelhead and the best contemporary flies to use.

Chapters on fly design, small stream fishing, two-handed rods, deep drifting flies, and more.

 The most and biggest trout in the West are in the lakes Probasco writes about. In this beautiful all-color book learn how to read water, discover and match what the fish are taking and access the fish.

Chapters also treat: equipment and tackle, presentation, night fishing, useful files and their dressings, how to find the best lake, including pay lakes.

Follow the advice in this book and you will catch trout most people only dream about!

This full color book teaches you how to fly fish for magnificent, strong, acrobatic summer steelhead.

Everything is covered: tackle, lines, rods, effective fly patterns and when to fish them, casting methods, reading water, wet fly, greased line, skating, knots, wading, top 12 flies, fly tying etc.

8.5x11 inches, 48 pages.

Knowing the subtleties of fly fishing on your favorite stream can make or break your experience.

The Fly Fishing Journal is designed to move you to that next level of fly fishing expertise or to start you out focusing on the important details.

Remembering what works (and what does not) makes the difference between merely fishing and actually catching.

Back in print; the most complete and authoritative book of steelhead fishing.

Culmination of a lifetime of study.

Tackle, techniques, great steelhead rivers and profiles of masters are included.

16 pgs color, B/w photos; 8x11 inches

494 pgs.

Anglers around the world love the European-bred brown trout, and even if it isn't your favorite species, chances are you still like to hook these voracious piscivores whenever possible. Author Chris Francis presents his own obsession as a primer for others who would like to learn more about these magnificent predators--and, of course, those who would like to catch larger ones in greater quantity.

Francis covers the fish's history, biology, habitat, and behavior, as well as the weapons in an angler's arsenal that work best (get out your streamers), stream tactics, and fishing lore.

-Robert Alley-

Features hardcore, successful lake fly fishing with an emphasis on what specific fly patterns work and in what situations. There is much about selecting a good lake and then reading it, as well as casting and retrieve methods.

This in-depth book will inspire you to search out new lakes for the large fish they hold. Illustrations, photos, color fly plates.

Tells how to read lakes to discover where fish are feeding; illustrates fly retrieve and presentation techniques; how lakes are formed and the physical and chemical characteristics which determine trout foods; discusses types of plant life and how they affect feeding.

Comprehensive treatment of different types of trout food found in lakes and how to imitate each with artificial flies and the techniques for best presentation.

Comprehensive treatments on each of the trout food sources.

165 informative illustrations and 93 photos (38 in color) to help teach you what to look for -- technique and insect-wise.

Color plates show most successful flies.

A wonderful book about the author's Northwest quest for steelhead on the fly.

If you enjoy fly fishing for steelhead you will find this book hard to put down as the author leads you down the Wenatchee, North Fork Stillaguamish, Skagit, Sauk, Grande Ronde, and other rivers for winter and summer steelhead.

Each chapter has something very important to say from selecting fly patterns to the uses and construction of sinking lines and methods for winter and summer fish.

About this title: Fishing with a floating line is not only a pleasurable way to spend your day, but also, because it allows you to cover every inch of water, is a highly effective method for catching fish. Join Bob Arnold as he fishes his favorite waters for steelhead on the floating line.

With interesting detail Bob shares his extensive knowledge, experiences and the colorful characters that he encounters on his quest for steelhead.

If you enjoy fly fishing for steelhead you will find this fascinating book hard to put down.