A cornerstone of British fly-fishing literature, Dry-Fly Beginnings by Dermot Wilson is an insightful and personal introduction to the delicate art of dry-fly fishing. Widely considered a leading authority on the subject, particularly for Britain's famous chalk streams, Wilson's writing is celebrated for its clarity and accessibility. This book is a true classic that demystifies the dry fly for beginners, offering lucid descriptions of a trout's environment, instincts, and feeding habits.It’s an essential volume that combines technical expertise with a palpable love for the sport, making it a delightful read for both novice and experienced anglers alike
Hardcover Book Condition: Fair Jacket Condition: Poor, showing signs of wearing ISBN: NA Publisher: Douglas Saunders Published Date: 1957
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