The Western AnglerThe Western Angler, by Roderick Haig Brown. The Western Angler is a collection of essays and reflections from Roderick Haig Brown, one of the most respected voices in angling literature. First published in 1939, this book is not merely a "how to" guide but a deep meditation on the philosophy of fly fishing and the conservation of wild spaces in the Pacific Northwest. Haig Brown writes with a profound respect for the environment, sharing his insights

Stamped inside with public library name

While much has been written about Yellowstone area waters the question 'What flies do I need

By Fred L

and Dressing gives today's tier complete information and techniques for tying over 60 traditional and modern salmon fly patterns--and the opportunity to participate in a true flytying art

Expert angler

With a masterful blend of humor

Couple small stains on outer cover

Jacket Condition: Fair - a single significant rip down back of jacket

by Donald J

tips on tackle and equipment and on planning a trip

"From Panfish to Piranhas

The book contains a wonderful cross section of standard trout patterns as well as new fly tying innovations