Fly-Tying Tips Reference Guide

An invaluable tool for all fly-fishermen, novice or expert, by one of the most prolific and well-know writers on the subject. Fly-tyers must suffer greatly to pursue their hobby-groused at by family members who find head cement glued to the dining room table, destined to have an aching back, liable to lose a precious fly among the clutter, or get it to the water on to find that it doesn't float quite right. Help is at hand with this ingenious and unique book. Full of inventive and practical ideas that will save money and time, and packed with drawings, hook charts, and sound advice on materials, techniques, and organizing your workshop, it will lead to better flies, better efficiency, and an even greater dedication to the craft.

Dick Stewart, formerly the editor of American Angler and Fly Tyer magazines, is a recognized worldwide authority on fly tying. Under his own imprint, Mountain Pond Publishing, he has written and published a number of books, including the bestselling "Universal Fly Tying Guide."