Fly Tying

What Production Fly Tying is all about is sharing Best's experience and techniques with other tyers. Production Fly Tying is noticeably different from the basic fly tying volumes that start off with this is a vice, it's used to Instead, Best discusses the attributes of several vices and what the importance of each is. If he feels strongly about a particular brand or model he'll let you know. There is something in Production Fly Tying for every tyer.

Enter your own classroom with international author David W. Young who has been tying and designing his own flies since 1957. His interest and reativity in fly tying led to a degree in dentistry. Learn the tricks and fundamental techniques of tying flies for trout, salmon, steelhead, bass, panfish, and salt water fish. Also, learn how to bring back an insect sample you've taken from your home water and tie a better fly pattern that will out fish the commercial ones.

"Production Fly Tying" is the second book you should have in your library (the first being a good beginners book with a few patterns). "Production Fly Tying" doesn't have many complete patterns in it, and the few that are in the book have to be pieced together from section to section, but it has some of the best tips a tyer could hope for. A.K. …