<li>26 essential patterns</li>
<li>Traditional flies plus new groundbreaking patterns</li>
<li>Lie-flat binding--perfect format for fly tiersThis book of practical fly design is for every tier, from beginner to expert. Tying Dry Flies presents traditional techniques and innovative patterns along with clear and concise instructions and photographs for flies that will work for all kinds of insects in all kinds of situations. It's time to spruce up your fly box with these essential trout patterns: 
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<li>Quigley Cripple</li>
<li>Foam Beetle </li>
<li>Hairwing Dun </li>
<li>Humpy </li>
<li>Turck Tarantula </li>
<li>Quill Gordon </li>
<li>Adams </li>
<li>Parachute Adams </li>
<li>Barr's Vis-A-Dun </li>
<li>CDC Comparadun </li>
<li>Trico Spinner</li>
<li>And many more!</li>

Tying Dry Flies: How to Tie and Fish Must-Have Trout Patterns

Sports & Outdoors

Weamer, Paul

Nichols, Jay

Hunting & Fishing

Stackpole Books

<li>Completely updated and revised edition</li>
<li>New interviews with some of the Upper Delaware's most renowned guides and outfitters, including the legendary Al Caucci</li>
<li>The latest lodging and dining options</li>
<li>Hatches and fly patterns that work best</li>

Fly-fishing Guide to the Upper Delaware River

<li>Covers all major regions, including the Catskills and Adirondacks</li>
<li>Follow-up to Pocketguide to Pennsylvania Hatches set in New York, featuring New York's most outstanding fly patterns</li>
<li>Detailed hatch charts, color photos of each insect, and recipes and photos of the author's recommended fly patterns for each hatch</li>
<li>Common and Latin names for each insect, size range (hook and natural), descriptions of all life stages of the insect, emergence time and date, and tactics for fishing</li>
<li>Over 55 insects and 94 fly patterns</li>

Pocketguide to New York Hatches

Science & Math

Nature & Ecology

Stackpole/Headwater

<li>The most complete, authoritative guide to the Upper Delaware including hotels, B&amp;Bs, cabin rentals, restaurants, fly shops, guide services, drift boat and canoe rentals, river flow information </li>
<li>Tactics for night fishing, winter fishing, and dry-fly, nymph, and streamer fishing </li>
<li>Describes boat launches and takeouts, wading options, and the high-water mark The trout that inhabit the Upper Delaware River are large, wild, and highly selective, with fighting skills so legendary that many well-traveled anglers consider them to be among the most athletic in the world. Fly-Fishing Guide to the Upper Delaware River provides detailed information about the 3 tailwater branches that constitute this vast and complex river system--the West Branch, the East Branch, and the Main Stem--with maps to exact fishing locations. Included are descriptions of public-access areas, directions for reaching them, and their corresponding GPS coordinates. This comprehensive guide analyzes the trout species that live in the Upper Delaware and offers important seasonal hatch information, fishing techniques, and recipes of Upper Delaware trout-tested patterns so that your fly box will be up to the challenge of the river's celebrated fish.
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Fly-Fishing Guide to the Upper Delaware River

Product Description 
While fish spend most of the time feeding under the water, when you can encounter them rising to take insects floating on the surface, the experience can define the essence of fly fishing. In this no-nonsense, straightforward book, Paul Weamer—who has spent his life fishing the technical dry-fly waters of Penns Creek in Pennsylvania, the Upper Delaware River in New York and Pennsylvania, and the spring creeks of Paradise Valley outside of Livingston, Montana—breaks down the best methods, rigs, and fly patterns to catch more fish.\nReview 
Paul Weamer, an indispensable voice in the field of fly fishing, has accomplished a neat trick with Dry Fly Strategies: the book serves as both an excellent primer for the beginner, and the crucial last leap needed for experts interested in becoming truly complete anglers. It’s a must-read for anyone who casts flies for trout. -- Monte Burke, author of Lords of the Fly and Saban\nPaul Weamer has long been our leading authority on aquatic entomology—identifying insects and understanding their behaviors. This book helps you take the next giant leap forward in applying that base of knowledge to become a better dry-fly fisherman. -- Ross Purnell, publisher/editor of Fly Fisherman magazine 
 About the Author \nPaul Weamer 
 is a 
Fly Fisherman 
 magazine Contributing Editor and the author or coauthor of several fly-fishing books. He has been a professional fly tier, fly-fishing guide, and co-owner or manager of fly-fishing shops and guide services. Paul lives in Paradise Valley, Montana, where he guides fly anglers on the legendary trout waters that flow through Yellowstone National Park and Southwestern Montana.

Dry Fly Strategies (Volume 1) (Stackpole Fly Fishing Essentials, 1)

This book of practical fly design showcases 26 indispensable patterns for every tier, from beginner to expert. Tying Dry Flies presents traditional techniques and innovative patterns along with clear and concise instructions and photographs for flies that will work for all kinds of insects in all kinds of situations. It's time to spruce up your fly box with these essential trout patterns: 
• Quigley Cripple 
• Foam Beetle 
• Hairwing Dun 
• Humpy 
• Turck Tarantula 
• Quill Gordon 
• Adams 
• Parachute Adams 
• Barr's Vis-A-Dun 
• CDC Comparadun 
• Trico Spinner 
• And many more!

There are 2,000 miles of high-quality trout streams in the Greater Yellowstone region. Nowhere else in the world is there such a concentration of high-quality salmonid waters. Within Yellowstone National Park alone, there are over forty-five streams and at least forty lakes hosting trout.\nIn this book, licensed Montana and Yellowstone National Park fishing guide Paul Weamer shares with readers fifty essential flies from guides and other experts around the region. Detailed recipes and photos are included for each fly as well as fishing tips and other information. This book is an invaluable resource for anyone planning to visit the area as well as for residents who want to learn how to catch more fish in their local waters.

Favorite Flies for Yellowstone National Park: 50 Essential Patterns from Local Experts (Volume 6)

History

Americas

<li>1st of a new series </li>
<li>Covers all regions of Pennsylvania </li>
<li>60 recommended fly patterns Meck and Weamer team up to provide a concise overview of the most important hatches on Pennsylvania trout streams. This handy guide includes detailed hatch charts, color photos of each insect, and recipes and photos of the authors' recommended fly patterns for each hatch. Individual entries provide essential information such as common and Latin names, size range (hook and natural), and time and date of emergence. The authors provide in-depth descriptions of all life stages of the insect, emergence time and date, behavior, tactics, and the premier streams in the state to find the best hatches. Meck's intimate knowledge of the hatches around the state combined with Weamer's penchant for the perfect pattern make this a must-have reference.
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Pocketguide to Pennsylvania Hatches

Meck, Charles

Headwater Books

Complete guide to aquatic entomology for fly fishers, covering all the important insects and their imitations for the entire United States. Hatch charts, fly pattern recommendations, and important fishing strategies from Paul Weamer. This is the ideal reference for those just starting out or for those that want to have a more comprehensive view of the important insects. Understanding aquatic insect hatches is like being able to cast an entire fly line. Do you need to cast that far to catch fish? Of course not. But will being able to cast a long distance inhibit your ability to catch fish? Never. Knowing where, and how, insects live and emerge gives anglers yet another piece of the puzzle. I've never heard a fly fisherman exclaim, “I probably would have caught those rising fish if I just didn't know so much about trout stream insects.” You still need to cast. You still need to present flies in such a manner that fish will accept them. But though no one has ever failed to catch a trout because they knew too much about aquatic insects, plenty of anglers have not caught as big a fish, or as many fish as they could have caught, because they failed to understand the importance of matching a hatch. This is particularly true when fishing for large, wild, selective trout―the ones we all really want to catch. In this book, I try to relieve some of the reticence about trout stream insects that makes many anglers feel inadequate and uneasy. Many excellent books provide very detailed information about specific hatches. But that's not this book's goal. This book is written for new anglers who want a basic understanding of aquatic insects or more seasoned fly fishers who want to take their skills to the next level; those who want to know not only if their flies will work but why they'll work as well. I remember when I was first learning to fly fish, and I read about complicated Latin names or confusing stages of aquatic insect development. I was lost. It was as if the whole fly fishing world was born knowing about these things, and I was left out. This book's aim is to provide basic aquatic insect knowledge that will not only help you to understand more about trout stream insects, but it will also help you catch more trout on your next fishing trip. It will help you to understand why you should tie one fly to your leader rather than another to imitate the hatches you encounter.

The Bug Book: A Fly Fisher's Guide to Trout Stream Insects

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Books by Weamer, Paul

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Tying Dry Flies: How to Tie and Fish Must-Have Trout Patterns

Fly-fishing Guide to the Upper Delaware River

Pocketguide to New York Hatches

Fly-Fishing Guide to the Upper Delaware River

Dry Fly Strategies (Volume 1) (Stackpole Fly Fishing Essentials, 1)

Tying Dry Flies: How to Tie and Fish Must-Have Trout Patterns

Favorite Flies for Yellowstone National Park: 50 Essential Patterns from Local Experts (Volume 6)

Pocketguide to Pennsylvania Hatches

The Bug Book: A Fly Fisher's Guide to Trout Stream Insects