Wilderness Adventures Press has come out wtih several new fly fishing books, ranging from regional guides to in depth advice on skills and strategy. Below are descriptions of a few new excellent books:

Saltwater Angler’s Guide to the Souteast
by Bob Newman
From the famous waters of the Outer Banks of North Carolina to the southern border of Georgia. There are detailed descriptions of every bay, river, sound, estuary, flat and how to fish each.

Nymph Fishing: A History of the Art & Practice
by Terry Lawton
The definative history of nymph fishing. Nymph fishing developed in England and then spread through the writings of Skues and others. Over the last 50 years, the English method has been adapted and developed to suit local conditions, particuarly in the US.

Flies, Indicators, and Strategies
by Tom Rosenbauer
This complete guide to nymph fishing includes everything a beginner needs to know to start catching trout on subsurface flies right away. But this guide is not just for novices. It also offers the lastest techniques and tips on rigging nymph imitations, imitating subsurface insects, special casts, and how to fish each type of water with these deadly flies.

And Their Imitation
by George V Roberts, Jr
As every experienced trout-fisher will attest, knowledge of the fish’s prey is of utmost importance - second only to the knowledge of the fish itself. This is a complete guide to the organisms on which marine gamefish prey and their fly-rod imitations.

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