The Handbook of Fly Tying

The Handbook of Fly Tying

by PeterGathercole (Author)

Synopsis

An essential handbook by a leading fly dresser, widely acknowledged as a classic work on the subject Traditional and modern materials are blended with advanced techniques in this guide that explains how to create flies to suit the fishing environment. It covers choices of equipment and materials, essential preparatory techniques, and in-depth instruction for tying tails, ribbing, hackles, and wings. Superb step-by-step color photography show each operation from a position behind the tyer's hand.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 192
Edition: New edition
Publisher: The Crowood Press Ltd
Published: 22 Apr 2002

ISBN 10: 186126545X
ISBN 13: 9781861265456

Media Reviews
This book succeeds through the superlative quality of the photography, meticulous production and attention to detail. Peter Gathercole is undoubtedly both an expert photographer and an extremely accomplished fly dresser. Fly Dressers Journal Anyone contemplating starting fly tying could do no better than have a copy of this book to follow. Great for all levels. Trout Fisherman A fine example of the how to do it type, and all aspects of fly tying are covered. Fine colour plates show each operation from a position behind the tyer's hand, with a clear and understandable text throughout. Tackle & Guns
Author Bio
Peter Gathercole is the author of The Fly-Tying Bible and Fly Tying for Beginners.