FISHING FLIES ON THE SALMON RIVER
by George Douglas
This book covers every inch of the upper and lower fly
fishing stretches on the Salmon River. The format of this section breaks
the river down into each hole, pocket or run and provides descriptive
details on how to be successful fishing in each area.
Features of this book include:
- How to fish flies with spinning gear.
- Detailed descriptions of the upper and lower fly-fishing only sections of the Salmon River in New York, including access points and photographs.
- Features 25 HOT flies on the Salmon River. When to fish them and where. Also detailed tying instructions and photographs and are included!
- 112 pages, 8 X 10.
- Copyright 1999.
Excerpt:
This section contains a list of proven salmon
and steelhead flies. Many of these flies are traditional patterns dating back
hundreds of years. Although some of these patterns have been taking fish before
we were born, it’s been my observation that these patterns are overlooked on the
Salmon River. Why?I believe that many of today’s Salmon River fishermen are
caught up in the modern flies such as most of the egg patterns.
In choosing this list I did not include the obvious flies that everyone is using,
barring the Stone Fly and Wooley Bugger. The patterns in this section are flies
that I feel are not used enough and definitely should be. (Tying
instructions and a summery of each fly follows).
These books are signed by the author.
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