Good Condition - Small area of surface damage on the front cover, light rubbing and edge wear. Pages with foxing on the half-title page. 1985
Keith Draper introduces fly fishing through the terminology, tackle and techniques that can seem unfamiliar to a newcomer. He explains the basic equipment and preparations, then moves into casting, retrieving and the practical business of choosing and fishing flies. Illustrated material supports discussion of fly patterns and the creatures they imitate, while advice about where trout are found connects the angler's technique with the water itself. Drawing on a lifetime of fishing in New Zealand, Draper brings a local perspective to the learning process. The book offers an approachable starting point for readers who want to understand the principles behind fly fishing and begin developing skills of their own.
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