1997 1st edition. Apple Press. London. Pp80. Colour photographs throughout. Mint in dust-wrapper.
Notes: This "fully illustrated directory describes more than 100 imitative and non-imitative patterns providing, in each case, examples of the dressing together with advice on how best to fish the fly to make it behave like a real insect." Chapters include; why fly choice is important; the main food groups; fly fishing techniques; imitative patterns - mayflies, true flies, caddisflies, stoneflies, damselflies and dragonflies, crustaceans; non-imitative patterns - dry flies, wet flies, nymphs.
