Royal Coachman: the Lore and Legends of Fly-Fishing

Royal Coachman: the Lore and Legends of Fly-Fishing by Paul Schullery.

Schullery's insightful memoir of thirty-five seasons on the great fishing waters of the United States, takes us from the coastal rivers and high country of the far west to the historic trout streams of New England, with side trips galore—to the Florida Keys, the Adirondacks, Michigan, Pennsylvania spring creeks, and many a lesser-known fisherman's refuge. At the same time, he takes us back in time to explore the origins of this or that fly pattern, tradition, or idea that is part of our angling society today. All of these places and times are paraded before us in his trademark conversational and often humorous prose that always reassures you that on these fishing trips, more questions will be asked than answered, more fish will be missed than caught, and more rivers will always await tomorrow's travels.

Illustrated by Eldridge Hardie.

Hardcover

Book Condition: As new
Jacket Condition: Fine; minor smudge on jacket
ISBN: 0-684-84246-7
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Published Date: 1999

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