Isbn: 9780961470449 - fly tying 101 (7 Ergebnisse)

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Soft cover. Zustand: Near Fine. 109pp including index Spiral binding so pages will lie flat when opened A Classroom Approach with a clear concise presentation of the "how-to" and "why-to" of fly tying 236 vividly explicit, close-up photos to enhance your learning process Light creasing on cover.

Spiral Bound. Zustand: Good. A short tear to cover at spiral. A textual and photographic learning system, and a clear concise presentation of the "how-to" and "why-to" of fly tying. 236 vividly explicit, close-up photos. Chuck Fothergill was the originator of the "outrigger" technique, with was further popularized by Lefty Kreh, who used the term in a published article in ?Fly Fisherman? magazine. It got the name due to the generally high rod position during the drift of the weighted nymph, and because it reminded him of the out-riggers on sailing vessels. Lefty never quite understood (until later years) that he had witnessed a brand new and most productive way of fishing. This method is now known to all fly fishermen simply as "nymph-fishing". Chuck taught hundreds of people between Denver and Aspen to fish and tie flies. Many of these people went on to become guides and shop owners in Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana. In Aspen he taught the "gang of eight" who were the premier fishermen and guides in Aspen for years ? Charlie Loughridge, Bob Sterling, George Odier, Frank Beer, Bob Simon, Terry Ross, Hal Clark, and George Manuel. Winter fly fishing was indeed introduced in the early 1970's by Fothergill and his guides, using Chuck's technique, practically unknown outside of Aspen at this time.…

Hard cover. Zustand: Very Good. A textual and photographic learning system, and a clear concise presentation of the "how-to" and "why-to" of fly tying. 236 vividly explicit, close-up photos. Chuck Fothergill was the originator of the "outrigger" technique, with was further popularized by Lefty Kreh, who used the term in a published article in ?Fly Fisherman? magazine. It got the name due to the generally high rod position during the drift of the weighted nymph, and because it reminded him of the out-riggers on sailing vessels. Lefty never quite understood (until later years) that he had witnessed a brand new and most productive way of fishing. This method is now known to all fly fishermen simply as "nymph-fishing". Chuck taught hundreds of people between Denver and Aspen to fish and tie flies. Many of these people went on to become guides and shop owners in Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana. In Aspen he taught the ?gang of eight? who were the premier fishermen and guides in Aspen for years ? Charlie Loughridge, Bob Sterling, George Odier, Frank Beer, Bob Simon, Terry Ross, Hal Clark, and George Manuel. Winter fly fishing was indeed introduced in the early 1970?s by Fothergill and his guides, using Chuck?s technique, practically unknown outside of Aspen at this time. …