Dave Hughes began fly-fishing for trout in his early teens and for the last thirty-six years, he has made a study of trout streams and lakes, the natural foods on which trout feed, and the flies that take trout in the widest variety of circumstances. Dave has fished for trout around the world, is founding president of Oregon Trout, and a life member of the Federation of Fly Fishers. He has written regularly for Fly Fisherman, Fly Rod & Reel, Flyfishing, American Angler, Field & Stream, and Gray’s Sporting Journal and is a respected author with over 20 books to his credit. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

• Introduction to the Second EditionPart 1. Learning to Tie Trout FliesChapter 1: Fly Pattern SimplicityChapter 2: The World in Two Fly BoxesChapter 3: Fly-Tying ToolsChapter 4: Fly-Tying MaterialsChapter 5: Basic Maneuvers in TyingPart 2. Dry FliesChapter 6: Searching Dry FliesTraditional Dry FliesWulffsParachutesMadam XsChernobyl AntsChapter 7: Imitative Dry FliesMayfliesSparkle DunsThorax DunsCDC DunsQuigley CripplesSpent-Wing SpinnersCaddisfliesElk Hair CaddisX-CaddisCDC CaddisStonefliesHair-Wing Stonefly DrysFoam Stoneflies and OthersMidgesTraditional Midge DrysKlinkhamer SpecialsCDC MidgesTerrestrialsHoppers and CricketsFoam Beetles and AntsFur Beetles and AntsPart 3. NymphsChapter 8: Searching NymphsFur NymphsHerl NymphsCzech NymphsWire-Bodied NymphsChapter 9: Imitative NymphsMayfliesMayfly NymphsRS-2 and WD-40StonefliesStonefly NymphsRubber-Leg StonesCaddisfliesCaddis Larva NymphsCaddis Pupa NymphsMidgesThread and Flash Midge NymphsLace and Biot Midge NymphsSerendipitiesOther Food FormsScuds and Sowbug NymphsDamselfly NymphsDragonfly NymphsSan Juan Worms and Egg PatternsPart 4. Wet Flies and StreamersChapter 10: Wet FliesSoft-Hackled WetsFlymphs (Wingless Wets)Traditional Winged WetsAll-Fur Wet FliesChapter 11: StreamersMuddler MinnowsHair-Wing and Featherwing StreamersWoolly BuggersMohair LeechesClouser MinnowsBunny/Rabbit LeechesMatukas and ZonkersArticulated StreamersConclusion: A Fly-Box StrategyAbout the Author

1. 3/5

   Old school

   Har man varit länge i flugfiskets värld så är den riktigt bra men "lite" omodern kanske. Beskriver hur du bör presentera flugorna och det är viktigare än själva mönstret. Rekommenderas

   Ola L

   14 oktober 2024

Dave Hughes began fly-fishing for trout in his early teens and for the last thirty-six years, he has made a study of trout streams and lakes, the natural foods on which trout feed, and the flies that take trout in the widest variety of circumstances. Dave has fished for trout around the world, is founding president of Oregon Trout, and a life member of the Federation of Fly Fishers. He has written regularly for Fly Fisherman, Fly Rod & Reel, Flyfishing, American Angler, Field & Stream, and Gray’s Sporting Journal and is a respected author with over 20 books to his credit. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

• Introduction to the Second EditionPart 1. Learning to Tie Trout FliesChapter 1: Fly Pattern SimplicityChapter 2: The World in Two Fly BoxesChapter 3: Fly-Tying ToolsChapter 4: Fly-Tying MaterialsChapter 5: Basic Maneuvers in TyingPart 2. Dry FliesChapter 6: Searching Dry FliesTraditional Dry FliesWulffsParachutesMadam XsChernobyl AntsChapter 7: Imitative Dry FliesMayfliesSparkle DunsThorax DunsCDC DunsQuigley CripplesSpent-Wing SpinnersCaddisfliesElk Hair CaddisX-CaddisCDC CaddisStonefliesHair-Wing Stonefly DrysFoam Stoneflies and OthersMidgesTraditional Midge DrysKlinkhamer SpecialsCDC MidgesTerrestrialsHoppers and CricketsFoam Beetles and AntsFur Beetles and AntsPart 3. NymphsChapter 8: Searching NymphsFur NymphsHerl NymphsCzech NymphsWire-Bodied NymphsChapter 9: Imitative NymphsMayfliesMayfly NymphsRS-2 and WD-40StonefliesStonefly NymphsRubber-Leg StonesCaddisfliesCaddis Larva NymphsCaddis Pupa NymphsMidgesThread and Flash Midge NymphsLace and Biot Midge NymphsSerendipitiesOther Food FormsScuds and Sowbug NymphsDamselfly NymphsDragonfly NymphsSan Juan Worms and Egg PatternsPart 4. Wet Flies and StreamersChapter 10: Wet FliesSoft-Hackled WetsFlymphs (Wingless Wets)Traditional Winged WetsAll-Fur Wet FliesChapter 11: StreamersMuddler MinnowsHair-Wing and Featherwing StreamersWoolly BuggersMohair LeechesClouser MinnowsBunny/Rabbit LeechesMatukas and ZonkersArticulated StreamersConclusion: A Fly-Box StrategyAbout the Author

1. 3/5

   Old school

   Har man varit länge i flugfiskets värld så är den riktigt bra men "lite" omodern kanske. Beskriver hur du bör presentera flugorna och det är viktigare än själva mönstret. Rekommenderas

   Ola L

   14 oktober 2024

Dave Hughes began fly-fishing for trout in his early teens and for the last thirty-six years, he has made a study of trout streams and lakes, the natural foods on which trout feed, and the flies that take trout in the widest variety of circumstances. Dave has fished for trout around the world, is founding president of Oregon Trout, and a life member of the Federation of Fly Fishers. He has written regularly for Fly Fisherman, Fly Rod & Reel, Flyfishing, American Angler, Field & Stream, and Gray’s Sporting Journal and is a respected author with over 20 books to his credit. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

• Introduction to the Second EditionPart 1. Learning to Tie Trout FliesChapter 1: Fly Pattern SimplicityChapter 2: The World in Two Fly BoxesChapter 3: Fly-Tying ToolsChapter 4: Fly-Tying MaterialsChapter 5: Basic Maneuvers in TyingPart 2. Dry FliesChapter 6: Searching Dry FliesTraditional Dry FliesWulffsParachutesMadam XsChernobyl AntsChapter 7: Imitative Dry FliesMayfliesSparkle DunsThorax DunsCDC DunsQuigley CripplesSpent-Wing SpinnersCaddisfliesElk Hair CaddisX-CaddisCDC CaddisStonefliesHair-Wing Stonefly DrysFoam Stoneflies and OthersMidgesTraditional Midge DrysKlinkhamer SpecialsCDC MidgesTerrestrialsHoppers and CricketsFoam Beetles and AntsFur Beetles and AntsPart 3. NymphsChapter 8: Searching NymphsFur NymphsHerl NymphsCzech NymphsWire-Bodied NymphsChapter 9: Imitative NymphsMayfliesMayfly NymphsRS-2 and WD-40StonefliesStonefly NymphsRubber-Leg StonesCaddisfliesCaddis Larva NymphsCaddis Pupa NymphsMidgesThread and Flash Midge NymphsLace and Biot Midge NymphsSerendipitiesOther Food FormsScuds and Sowbug NymphsDamselfly NymphsDragonfly NymphsSan Juan Worms and Egg PatternsPart 4. Wet Flies and StreamersChapter 10: Wet FliesSoft-Hackled WetsFlymphs (Wingless Wets)Traditional Winged WetsAll-Fur Wet FliesChapter 11: StreamersMuddler MinnowsHair-Wing and Featherwing StreamersWoolly BuggersMohair LeechesClouser MinnowsBunny/Rabbit LeechesMatukas and ZonkersArticulated StreamersConclusion: A Fly-Box StrategyAbout the Author

1. 3/5

   Old school

   Har man varit länge i flugfiskets värld så är den riktigt bra men "lite" omodern kanske. Beskriver hur du bör presentera flugorna och det är viktigare än själva mönstret. Rekommenderas

   Ola L

   14 oktober 2024