Dynamic Nymphing
Tactics, Techniques and Flies from Around the World
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2011
Stackpole Books (Verlag)
978-0-8117-0741-1 (ISBN)
Stackpole Books (Verlag)
978-0-8117-0741-1 (ISBN)
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Daniel shares details on tactics and methods learned from knowledgeable fly fishers across the world, enhanced by own insights gained through experimentation and experience. Includes thorough analysis of casting techniques, mending the line, and choosing the flies. All presented in a technical manner.
In this book, Daniel shares details on tactics and methods learned from knowledgeable fly fishers across the United States, as well as from his competitors throughout many other nations, enhanced by own insights gained through experimentation and experience. Daniel gives a thorough explanation of the suspension system of drifting nymphs below a dry float or float, covering virtually every aspect: leaders, weighting, rigging, and how best to fish areas that are difficult or nearly impossible to approach any other way. He also provides comprehensive instructions on tight-line nymphing, a method of nymphing without indicators, from casting to maintaining line control from rod tip to nymph in various stream conditions, including glides, pockets, riffles and pools. To become a good nymph fisher, it is necessary to understand this aspect of the sport as well.This book is a study of nymphing strategies: you won't digest the material in just one reading. It gives you thorough analysis of casting techniques, mending the line, and choosing the flies that can best produce for you if you fish them correctly, all presented in a technical manner. And finally, to paraphrase George Daniel, "This book is a melting pot of nymphing theories and tactics that will provide you with the tools to become a good nymph fisher."
If you are a serious student, the insights within these pages will help you catch more fish.
In this book, Daniel shares details on tactics and methods learned from knowledgeable fly fishers across the United States, as well as from his competitors throughout many other nations, enhanced by own insights gained through experimentation and experience. Daniel gives a thorough explanation of the suspension system of drifting nymphs below a dry float or float, covering virtually every aspect: leaders, weighting, rigging, and how best to fish areas that are difficult or nearly impossible to approach any other way. He also provides comprehensive instructions on tight-line nymphing, a method of nymphing without indicators, from casting to maintaining line control from rod tip to nymph in various stream conditions, including glides, pockets, riffles and pools. To become a good nymph fisher, it is necessary to understand this aspect of the sport as well.This book is a study of nymphing strategies: you won't digest the material in just one reading. It gives you thorough analysis of casting techniques, mending the line, and choosing the flies that can best produce for you if you fish them correctly, all presented in a technical manner. And finally, to paraphrase George Daniel, "This book is a melting pot of nymphing theories and tactics that will provide you with the tools to become a good nymph fisher."
If you are a serious student, the insights within these pages will help you catch more fish.
George Daniel is a former manager of TCO Fly Shop and the author of the bestselling Dynamic Nymphing (978-0-8117-0741-1). He is the owner and operator of Livin on the Fly, a fly-fishing educational/guide company based near his home in Lamar, Pennsylvania. George also conducts fly-fishing seminars and clinics across the country. He lives on the banks of his favorite trout stream with his wife and two children.
Introduction by Charles Jardine
1. Dynamic Nymphing
2. A Nymphing System
3. Casting Weight
4. Tight-Line Tactics
5. Suspension Tactics
6. Fly Patterns
7. Fishing Pocketwater, Riffles and Runs, and Pools
8. Nymphing the Extremes
9. Nymphing Small Streams
Index
| Verlagsort | Mechanicsburg, PA |
|---|---|
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 216 x 280 mm |
| Gewicht | 1134 g |
| Themenwelt | Sachbuch/Ratgeber ► Freizeit / Hobby ► Angeln / Jagd |
| ISBN-10 | 0-8117-0741-5 / 0811707415 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0-8117-0741-1 / 9780811707411 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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