Written by world-renowned fly-dresser "Tadg" Griffiths, this comprehensive guide offers an authoritative resource for anglers across the globe. Whether you are a novice learning the fundamental techniques of fly-tying or an experienced practitioner seeking to master the finer points of the craft, this book provides invaluable expertise. Griffiths presents a universal approach, adapting successful British, American, and New Zealand patterns for worldwide use, while also offering unique insights into Australian insects and bird materials as sustainable, local alternatives.
The text features a step-by-step course for beginners, alongside detailed, close-up instructions for creating fifty essential wet and dry flies. Beyond mere instruction, the book offers an expert examination of trout behaviour and food sources, grounded in scientific study. With a scope extending to grasshoppers, beetles, nymphs, and saltwater patterns, this beautifully illustrated volume serves as an essential companion for the dedicated fly-fisher. It provides the knowledge to refine your skills and increase your success on the water, ensuring that every angler—regardless of location—can benefit from these time-tested, professional techniques.
Used (good, see images, minor dust jacket wear and handwritten name) Hardcover
