Saltwater Fly Fishing

Stackpole Books, 1991. First Edition. Hard Cover. Inscribed by author on front end paper. Dust jacket has moderate shelfwear. Bookseller's box-cutter left a 4-inch cut in the dust jacket - expertly repaired - which also left a score mark on the cover. Pages are clean, bright and unmarked. Binding is tight. Hinges are perfect. Not price-clipped. Very nice copy.

From Publisher:

This book not only brings us up to date on the latest in rods, reels, fly lines, leaders, and flies but also makes simple the formerly complicated world of knots for the saltwater fly rodder. In addition, author Jack Samson covers the history of saltwater fly fishing from its beginnings in nineteenth-century England to the present day. But it is the exciting narrative tales of fly fishing -- from bonefish in the Bahamas and Florida Keys to sailfish and marlin from Venezuela to Australia -- that set this exceptional book apart from others in the field. Samson tells us how it feels to take the world-record roosterfish (31 pounds 12 ounces) on a fly in Costa Rica, or to battle a black marlin on a fly rod in heavy seas off Cape Bowling Green, Australia.

Product Info

ISBN: 0811716538

ISBN-13: 9780811716536

Publisher: Stackpole Books

Year: 1991

Type: Used

Binding: Hardcover

First Edition

Seller Info

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