Trout Tips More than 250 fly fishing tips from the members of Trout Unlimited

Whether you're a beginning angler looking to get into the sport or an experienced fly fisherman wanting to hone your skills, Trout Tips from the co-author of The Little Red Book of Fly Fishing is sure to provide you with tips, tactics, and techniques that will make you a better angler.

From the mighty rivers of the Pacific Northwest, to the rolling streams of New England, to the freestone streams of the Appalachians, to the frigid waters of Canada, fly fishing is a sport embraced by anglers from all corners of North America. And now from the members of the highly respected conservation organization Trout Unlimited comes a comprehensive volume of tested tips and tactics for flyfishermen from every region and of every skill level. Trout Tips covers every aspect of fly fishing:

• Learn how to select the rod, reel, and fly line that are best suited for your type of fishing.
• Perfect your casting techniques so you can place your dry fly, nymph, wet fly, or streamer exactly where you want it to be.
• Get a proper drift over likely holding areas.
• Learn how to tie your own flies

It's easy with the tips from TU's tiers. Want to know how to read water, no matter what the conditions? Look no further than this book. Here you'll find chapters featuring these tips, plus advice on wading, fighting fish, and tying bombproof knots, and much more in this compact and insightful book.

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