The Little Red Book of Fly Fishing (Little Books)

I have enjoyed this book and learned more than any other book I have read. Easy to follow always enjoyable great series of tips . I can't believe how much this has elevated my trout fishing.

I haven’t been fly fishing for long but I enjoy it and this little red book very much! I purchased one for me and a friend by the time I was half way through. This will be my go to gift for friends joining me in fly fishing. Short reads, great info, a go to over and over for sure. Well worth the price for anyone. Not a full proof guarantee to success but the more time you put in the current the better it enhances this book.

First, the book is great condition for being used. Just got home and this the 2nd thing I got to. Greeting Bruce Wayne my Rottweiler was the first :) Really a great reference fishing buddy!

Great book with lots of tips. I recommend working on tips one or two at a time.

New at fly fishing. Nice book

Great book

Very well written. I like how the authors switch off to provide their fly fishing knowledge & experience. Charlie Meyers loved to fly fish and teach others to love it too. This was the last book he wrote. It was published after his untimely death from cancer.

I have had a copy of this book for many years and as a fly fishing guide has given me simple tips that I've been able to easily translate into real world suggestions to my clients. I have a number of clients that are "regulars" and for different reasons I saw an opportunity to share this fun little book of short stories with a few of them. All have dropped me notes with thanks and told me a quip or two of what they have read ...

Great book to assist with fly fishing

Je m'attendais à un livre plus précis, plus technique.

This is a nice little book full of tidbits of fly fishing wisdom. You could read large chunks of this at once but I prefer reading and absorbing it a little at a time. One of those books I like to take with me (I have it on my tablet and in hardcover) in case I feel like reading a little (another one is William Tapply's Fly Fishing for Bass).

This book will suit river fly fishers of all experiences, especially anyone who has not got anyone to guide them. (like myself). The tips start with how to hold the rod, through where to find fish in the river, techniques, to flies. Although this is based on American river fishing, most of it will apply on our rivers. With 250 tips, there is much to absorb for the novice, but you soon pick out what you want to use out of it. I used sticky Post - its on the pages I wanted, and jotted down the tip Number for easy reference

I expected more like a booklet, seeing that title and was looking forward to a small collection of stories about my favorite hobby fly-fishing. What I received was a very nice and solid hard cover book with a very cool design, lots of content and valuable advice and quite a high production value. This can be one of the books that you can always keep around you for a casual read for years, reading the advice again. Really, what a nice surpise!