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Etat : Very Good. Item in very good condition! Textbooks may not include supplemental items i.e. CDs, access codes etc.

Trade Paperback. Etat : Near Fine. Etat de la jaquette : No Dust Jacket. Dave Whitlock (illustrateur). First Edition. A Near Fine copy of this large-format photo-illustrated paperback. Book.

Dave Whitlock (illustrateur). ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1994). (1977) 1994 1st UK edition. 4to (184 x 261mm). Pp244. B/w photographs, illustrations by Dave Whitlock. Green cloth, spine titled in silver-gilt. Corner bumped, slight use / slight fading to dust-wrapper. A good tying section by Poul Jorgensen. Chapters on technique by America's best angling writers. Chapters include: The charm of the dry fly by Roderick Haig-Brown; The beginnings by A.I. "Pal" Alexander; Some fish and some fishermen by Ed Zern; The dry fly by Poul Jorgensen; Tackle for fishing the dry fly by Charles F. Waterman; Casting a dry fly by Bernard "Lefty" Kreh; The water and the fish by Leonard M. Wright Jr; Hatches and imitations by Carl E. Richards; Upstream, the classic presentation by Charles K. Fox; How to fish pocket water by Art Flick; Special presentations by Ernest Schwiebert; Big water by Michael Fong; Still water - ponds and lakes by Steve Raymond; Bass and panfish take a dry by Dave Whitlock; The dry fly for Atlantic salmon by Lee Wulff; Peripatetic anglers by Robert Warner; The future of the dry fly by J. Michael Migel. The foreword is by Nick Lyons. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1977). 1977 1st edition. 4to (184 x 259mm). Pp246. B/w photographs, illustrations by Dave Whitlock. Yellow boards, with brown cloth spine titled in gilt. Slight spotting to edges and end-papers. Good-plus in used dust-wrapper. A good tying section by Poul Jorgensen. Chapters on technique by America's best angling writers. Chapters include: The charm of the dry fly by Roderick Haig-Brown; The beginnings by A.I. "Pal" Alexander; Some fish and some fishermen by Ed Zern; The dry fly by Poul Jorgensen; Tackle for fishing the dry fly by Charles F. Waterman; Casting a dry fly by Bernard "Lefty" Kreh; The water and the fish by Leonard M. Wright Jr; Hatches and imitations by Carl E. Richards; Upstream, the classic presentation by Charles K. Fox; How to fish pocket water by Art Flick; Special presentations by Ernest Schwiebert; Big water by Michael Fong; Still water - ponds and lakes by Steve Raymond; Bass and panfish take a dry by Dave Whitlock; The dry fly for Atlantic salmon by Lee Wulff; Peripatetic anglers by Robert Warner; The future of the dry fly by J. Michael Migel. The foreword is by Nick Lyons. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1977). 1977 1st edition. 4to (184 x 259mm). Pp246. B/w photographs, illustrations by Dave Whitlock. Yellow boards with brown cloth spine, spine titled in gilt. Minor faults, some use, slight spotting to end-papers and edges. Good-plus in frayed / faded dust-wrapper. A good tying section by Poul Jorgensen. Chapters on technique by America's best angling writers. Chapters include: Charm of the dry fly by Roderick Haig-Brown; The beginnings by A.I. "Pal" Alexander; Some fish and some fishermen by Ed Zern; The dry fly by Poul Jorgensen; Tackle for fishing the dry fly by Charles F. Waterman; Casting a dry fly by Bernard "Lefty" Kreh; The water and the fish by Leonard M. Wright Jr; Hatches and imitations by Carl E. Richards; Upstream, the classic presentation by Charles K. Fox; How to fish pocket water by Art Flick; Special presentations by Ernest Schwiebert; Big water by Michael Fong; Still water - ponds and lakes by Steve Raymond; Bass and panfish take a dry by Dave Whitlock; The dry fly for Atlantic salmon by Lee Wulff; Peripatetic anglers by Robert Warner; The future of the dry fly by J. Michael Migel. The foreword is by Nick Lyons. .

Dave Whitlock (illustrateur). ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1994). (1977) 1994 1st UK edition. 4to (184 x 261mm). Pp244. B/w photographs, illustrations by Dave Whitlock. Green cloth, spine titled in silver-gilt. Very good copy in dust-wrapper. A good tying section by Poul Jorgensen. Chapters on technique by America's best angling writers. Chapters include: The charm of the dry fly by Roderick Haig-Brown; The beginnings by A.I. "Pal" Alexander; Some fish and some fishermen by Ed Zern; The dry fly by Poul Jorgensen; Tackle for fishing the dry fly by Charles F. Waterman; Casting a dry fly by Bernard "Lefty" Kreh; The water and the fish by Leonard M. Wright Jr. ; Hatches and imitations by Carl E. Richards; Upstream, the classic presentation by Charles K. Fox; How to fish pocket water by Art Flick; Special presentations by Ernest Schwiebert; Big water by Michael Fong; Still water - ponds and lakes by Steve Raymond; Bass and panfish take a dry by Dave Whitlock; The dry fly for Atlantic salmon by Lee Wulff; Peripatetic anglers by Robert Warner; The future of the dry fly by J. Michael Migel. The foreword is by Nick Lyons. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1977). 1977 1st edition. 4to (184 x 259mm). Pp246. B/w photographs, illustrations by Dave Whitlock. Yellow boards, with brown cloth spine titled in gilt. Very good in slightly spine-faded, neatly tape-reinforced dust-wrapper. A good tying section by Poul Jorgensen. Chapters on technique by America's best angling writers. Chapters include: The charm of the dry fly by Roderick Haig-Brown; The beginnings by A.I. "Pal" Alexander; Some fish and some fishermen by Ed Zern; The dry fly by Poul Jorgensen; Tackle for fishing the dry fly by Charles F. Waterman; Casting a dry fly by Bernard "Lefty" Kreh; The water and the fish by Leonard M. Wright Jr; Hatches and imitations by Carl E. Richards; Upstream, the classic presentation by Charles K. Fox; How to fish pocket water by Art Flick; Special presentations by Ernest Schwiebert; Big water by Michael Fong; Still water - ponds and lakes by Steve Raymond; Bass and panfish take a dry by Dave Whitlock; The dry fly for Atlantic salmon by Lee Wulff; Peripatetic anglers by Robert Warner; The future of the dry fly by J. Michael Migel. The foreword is by Nick Lyons. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1977). 1977 1st edition. 4to (184 x 259mm). Pp246. B/w photographs, illustrations by Dave Whitlock. Yellow boards, with brown cloth spine titled in gilt. Very good in used, spine-faded/frayed dust-wrapper. A good tying section by Poul Jorgensen. Chapters on technique by America's best angling writers. Chapters include: The charm of the dry fly by Roderick Haig-Brown; The beginnings by A.I. "Pal" Alexander; Some fish and some fishermen by Ed Zern; The dry fly by Poul Jorgensen; Tackle for fishing the dry fly by Charles F. Waterman; Casting a dry fly by Bernard "Lefty" Kreh; The water and the fish by Leonard M. Wright Jr; Hatches and imitations by Carl E. Richards; Upstream, the classic presentation by Charles K. Fox; How to fish pocket water by Art Flick; Special presentations by Ernest Schwiebert; Big water by Michael Fong; Still water - ponds and lakes by Steve Raymond; Bass and panfish take a dry by Dave Whitlock; The dry fly for Atlantic salmon by Lee Wulff; Peripatetic anglers by Robert Warner; The future of the dry fly by J. Michael Migel. The foreword is by Nick Lyons. .

Yellow Cloth. Etat : Nearly Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Minor Chipping. First Edition. A series of 17 essays on fly fishing by master fishermen. Illustrated throughout by Dave Whitlock. 246pp. Size: Octavo.

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. Whitlock, Dave (illustrateur). 1st Edition. Near-Fine 1st printing trade paperback. Just a hint of shelfwear. Crisp, clean and unmarked interiors. Very nice. An anthology of brilliant articles on fishing the dry fly from 17 of the world's most renowned experts.

Paperback. Etat : As New. Whitlock, Dave (illustrateur). As new clean tight and bright Please email for photos. Larger books or sets may require additional shipping charges. Books sent via US Postal.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : Good. First Edition. Signed by previous owner Philip Jean Carter. And inscribed at chapter contribution "For Phil - With Best wishes For Many Fine Trout Caught on Nymphs! Chuck Fothergill Aspen 6/29/81". Nymphs are the most versatile imitations in anyone's fly box. Here is a treasury of nymphing lore and tying advice from many renowned fishermen, including: Al McClane, Frank Sawyer, V. S. Hidy, Al Caucci, Bob Nastasi, Poul Jorgensen, Lefty Kreh, Carl Richards, Dave Whitlock, Ed Zern, Chuck Fothergill, and others. The contributors address such topics as: The naturals' life cycles, the best imitations, reading water, special casts, nymphs for bass, bluegill, and other fish, and with a chapter on Advanced Nymphing Techniques by Chuck Fothergill. No other book combines such a variety of techniques from so many accomplished fishermen. (7 x 10, 272 pages, b&w photos, illustrations. J. Michael Migel also edited The Masters on the Dry Fly and The Stream Conservation Handbook. Leonard M. Wright Jr. was the author of Fishing the Dry Fly as a Living Insect and Fly-Fishing Heresies. Chuck Fothergill was the originator of the "outrigger" technique, with was further popularized by Lefty Kreh, who used the term in a published article in ?Fly Fisherman? magazine. It got the name due to the generally high rod position during the drift of the weighted nymph, and because it reminded him of the out-riggers on sailing vessels. Lefty never quite understood (until later years) that he had witnessed a brand new and most productive way of fishing. This method is now known to all fly fishermen simply as "nymph-fishing". Chuck taught hundreds of people between Denver and Aspen to fish and tie flies. Many of these people went on to become guides and shop owners in Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana. In Aspen he taught the ?gang of eight? who were the premier fishermen and guides in Aspen for years ? Charlie Loughridge, Bob Sterling, George Odier, Frank Beer, Bob Simon, Terry Ross, Hal Clark, and George Manuel. Winter fly fishing was indeed introduced in the early 1970?s by Fothergill and his guides, using Chuck?s technique, practically unknown outside of Aspen at this time. Chuck's signature is rarely offered.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1977). 1977 1st edition. 4to (184 x 259mm). Pp246. B/w photographs, illustrations by Dave Whitlock. Yellow boards, with brown cloth spine titled in gilt. Good-plus in faded dust-wrapper, with clear acetate wrapper neatly taped to it. This copy is inscribed by Dave Whitlock, with fly and trout sketches on the title and half-title pages. A good tying section by Poul Jorgensen. Chapters on technique by America's best angling writers. Chapters include: The charm of the dry fly by Roderick Haig-Brown; The beginnings by A.I. "Pal" Alexander; Some fish and some fishermen by Ed Zern; The dry fly by Poul Jorgensen; Tackle for fishing the dry fly by Charles F. Waterman; Casting a dry fly by Bernard "Lefty" Kreh; The water and the fish by Leonard M. Wright Jr; Hatches and imitations by Carl E. Richards; Upstream, the classic presentation by Charles K. Fox; How to fish pocket water by Art Flick; Special presentations by Ernest Schwiebert; Big water by Michael Fong; Still water - ponds and lakes by Steve Raymond; Bass and panfish take a dry by Dave Whitlock; The dry fly for Atlantic salmon by Lee Wulff; Peripatetic anglers by Robert Warner; The future of the dry fly by J. Michael Migel. The foreword is by Nick Lyons. .

Hard Cover. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. First Edition. 256 pages. Expert tuition from acclaimed dry fly fishing experts; tackle, technique, strategy. Illustrated. Light spotting top page edge. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Hardcover. Etat : Fair. Etat de la jaquette : Fair. Whitlock, Dave (illustrateur). First Edition. 242 pages. Index. "The first practical primer for fishermen - how to protect, preserve, and restore our rivers." - from dust jacket. Above-average wear. Binding intact. Usual library markings.

Etat : New. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1974). 1974 1st edition. 4to (181 x 259mm). Ppxii,242. B/w photographs, b/w line illustrations by Dave Whitlock, bibliography, introduction by Nathaniel P. Reed, line illustrations by Dave Whitlock. Cloth-backed light blue boards, grey cloth spine titled in dark blue. Ex-library working copy in dust-wrapper with usual faults. A very good American primer on preservation and restoration of rivers. "Those who have watched the degredation of a treasured stream with frustration and sadness will learn from this little handbook that they need not stand idly by while what is loved is lost. If only a tiny fraction of the nation's thirty-nine million fishermen buy this book and follow its suggestions, much will be accomplished." Nelson Bryant, New York Times. Chapters include: Fishermen - another endangered species, J. Michael Migel; The living stream, Art Flick; The stream killers, Ben East; Streamside surveillance, Don Ecker; Stream improvement, Maurcie B. Otis; Fish stocking and reproduction - trout and warmwater species, Dave Whitlock; Group action and available support, R.P. van Gytenbeek; Legal action to save a treasure, Stanley Bryer; An overview, reflections and prospects, Alvin R. Grove, Jr. .

Crown, New York, 1974. Illustrated with drawings and b&w photographs. 7" x 10.25". Blue paper covered boards, grey cloth spine, endpapers darkened. 242 pp."The first practical primer for fishermen - how to protect, preserve and restore our rivers.presents vital and basic information on stream biology, pollution, stream improvement, stocking.", with contributions by Migel, Whitlock, Van Gytenbeek, Grove and others. Very good in very good wrapper.

Etat : New. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1974). 1974 1st edition. 4to (181 x 259mm). Ppxii,242. B/w photographs, b/w line illustrations by Dave Whitlock, bibliography, introduction by Nathaniel P. Reed, line illustrations by Dave Whitlock. Cloth-backed light blue boards, grey cloth spine titled in dark blue. Top edge slightly soiled, small ink mark to lower edge else very good in slightly frayed dust-wrapper. A very good American primer on preservation and restoration of rivers. "Those who have watched the degredation of a treasured stream with frustration and sadness will learn from this little handbook that they need not stand idly by while what is loved is lost. If only a tiny fraction of the nation's thirty-nine million fishermen buy this book and follow its suggestions, much will be accomplished." Nelson Bryant, New York Times. Chapters include: Fishermen - another endangered species, J. Michael Migel; The living stream, Art Flick; The stream killers, Ben East; Streamside surveillance, Don Ecker; Stream improvement, Maurcie B. Otis; Fish stocking and reproduction - trout and warmwater species, Dave Whitlock; Group action and available support, R.P. van Gytenbeek; Legal action to save a treasure, Stanley Bryer; An overview, reflections and prospects, Alvin R. Grove, Jr. .