A History Of Fly Fishing For Trout
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John Waller Hills, 1923

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The History of Fly Fishing

Dear Fellow Fly Fisher,

Lets face it, the art of fly fishing is the most difficult form of fishing to learn. Frankly, fly fishing is one subject you cant fake.

Knowing what strategies and techniques were used in times long gone and how they were developed through each era will heighten the fly anglers awareness and help him strive towards perfection in his art of fly fishing.

However, the big problem is that there are so few books that cover the history of fly fishing as a subject in its own right.

Hills work is the secret resource many top fly fishers and writers used to perfect their knowledge of fly fishing.

The History of Fly Fishing

This newly released work called A History of Fly Fishing for Trout by John Waller Hills is the quickest and easiest way to learn more about the sport we both love. This book contains absolutely everything any fly fisher searching for information on his chosen sport needs.

Chapter 1: Sporting Literature in France and England
This chapter sets the scene for the first fly fishing book ever written, the Treatise of Fishing with an Angle. Chapter 2: The Treatise of Fishing with an Angle

Published in 1498, the first of the great fishing books includes directions for making rods; how to make hooks; thickness and type of line to use. This chapter also includes fishing techniques and strategies.

This chapter centres on the work of three writers: Leonard Mascall, William Lawson and Gervase Markham, and includes fishing instructions from the 1620s. Chapter 4: Early Fly Fishing in France

In France, where fly fishing was not as advanced or as popular as in England, most fishing was done with nets and traps.

Chapter 5: Charles Cotton and his Contemporaries
In the mid seventeenth century there were five authors whose work had a deep influence on the history of fly fishing: Barker, Walton, Franck, Venables and Cotton. Types of fly, their general appearance and fishing strategies of the time are discussed.

Chapter 6: From Cotton to Stewart
Chapter 7: Stewart and the Upstream School
Upstream fishing is first mentioned by Venables in 1662, in the Experienced Angler. Chapter 8: The Dry Fly
The first mention of the dry fly is in Pulmans third edition of Vade Mecum of Fly Fishing for Trout printed in 1851. Chapter 9: The Evolution of the Trout Fly
Chapter 10: The Evolution of the Trout Fly (contd.)
Chapter 11: The Literature of Fly Fishing
No sport has a finer literature than fishing, and no part of that literature is finer than that devoted to the fly.

A History of Fly Fishing for Trout is an account of the origins of fly fishing literature, begun in 1496 by Dame Juliana, and its subsequent developement through out the centuries up to 1923. It unifies nearly 500 years of fly fishing literature in one remarkable ebook.

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Descriptions for twelve fly patterns
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