Home » Books Fly Fishing For Beginners Fly Fishing For Beginners By Keith Draper and revised By Graham Wiremu Paperback, Landscape Format 1st Published 1985, 6th Reprint 1998 This edition:Revised 2004 120 Pages 47 Black & White Photographs, 32 Line Drawings Size: 215mm x 140mm Weight: 190gms The terminology, the tackle and techniques of fly fishing are all unusual, but so are the delights of this increasingly popular branch of angling. This book is designed to cut through the complexity and explain the basics of fly fishing for the complete novice. Discussed in this book is the tackle you need, rods, lines, flies and then how to use them. Casting and retrieving, choosing flies and tying knots. Described also are the various habitats - from huge lakes to tiny streams, where you'll find fish, and advised on the best ways of catching them. In this handy, practical guide the author distils the experience of a life time spent fishing the trout rich waters of New Zealand. Follow his advice and you'll soon be fishing with confidence and results. This book has been thoroughly updated with new photographs and the latest information on developments in tackle and techniques.   Price: $19.99   « Previous | Next »