Caddisflies: a major study of one of the most important aquatic insects--entomology, fly tying, and proven fishing techniques. By Gary LaFontaine. "Throughout fly-fishing history," says the author in his introduction to this important book, "caddisflies have been treated as if they were less important than mayflies. They have been the drab sisters, disparaged or ignored, in the literature. On the stream they have been a puzzle that anglers have chosen to neglect..." But, as Caddisflies points out dramatically, this aquatic insect is of the highest importance to fly fishermen at various times--and the errors of the past have now been corrected. This book is a major study of this immensely important and often misunderstood trout-stream insect--and it was sorely needed. SIGNED by author. Includes a handwritten note and fly tied by the author. HardcoverBook Condition: Fine; pages are yellowed with age.Jacket Condition: Good; jacket is yellowed and has some scuffing on edges and corners.ISBN: 0-87691-350-8Publisher: Nick Lyons BooksPublished Date: 1981 This product is a final sale. No returns or exchanges are accepted. Would you like to be notified when new books are added to the store? Click here and you can add your name to the notification list!
