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Portland, Oregon. Frank Amato Publications, Inc. 1997. First Edition. Quarto (10 x 8). 87 pp. Illustrated by Eric Jon Peterson. A large number of color photos showing trout, the flies which caught them, dressing caddis patterns, natural flies, and step-by-step color photos instructional. There’s diagrams and charts showing when prime caddis emergence hatches take place. The book is bound in colorful pictorial wrappers with yellow titles. There’s a small, neat previous owner’s signature, otherwise this is a fine book. .

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Stackpole Books. 1977. First Edition. 8vo. 224 pp. including bibliography. Text illustrations. Step-by-step photo tying instructions. One of the earlier works on caddis flies. Bound in cream and green cloth with gilt titles. Color end papers with artificial flies. Pictorial dust jacket. Very good in a very good dust jacket. .

New York. A Winchester Press Nick Lyons Book. 1981. First Edition. Quarto (11 x 9). 336 pp. including bibliography, index. Signed by Gary LaFontaine on the front free end paper. Illustrated by Harvey Eckert. Color plates of natural and artificial flies dressed by Mr. LaFontaine. Black and white photos. Text drawings. Charts and graphs. A monumental work when first published 45 plus years ago and it’s still considered the most in-depth study of caddisflies and how fly fishermen can apply the knowledge to their advantage. The book is bound in green cloth with white titles. Pictorial dust jacket. A nice book. Fine in a fine dust jacket.. Signed by Author.. First Edition..

New York. A Winchester Press Nick Lyons Book. 1981. Later printing. Quarto (11 x 9). 336 pp. including bibliography, index. Inscribed and signed by Gary LaFontaine on the front free end paper to a fly fisherman who successfully fished the spring creeks in the Livingston area of Montana. Illustrated by Harvey Eckert. Color plates of natural and artificial flies dressed by Mr. LaFontaine. Black and white photos. Text drawings. Charts and graphs. A monumental work when it was first published 45 plus years ago, and it’s still considered the most in-depth study of caddisflies and how fly fishermen can apply the knowledge to their advantage. NOTE: This book has scattered highlighting with a colored marking pen throughout the text; it’s not attractive, nor is it horrible either. The book is bound in blue cloth with white titles. Pictorial dust jacket. About good in a dust dust jacket.. Signed by Author..

New York. A Winchester Press Nick Lyons Book. 1981. Later printing. Quarto (11 x 9). 336 pp. including bibliography, index. Inscribed and signed by Gary LaFontaine on the title page to an avid B. C. fly fisherman. Illustrated by Harvey Eckert. Color plates of natural and artificial flies dressed by Mr. LaFontaine. Black and white photos. Text drawings. Charts and graphs. A monumental work when it was first published 45 plus years ago, and it’s still considered the most in-depth study of caddisflies and how fly fishermen can apply the knowledge to their advantage. The book is bound in green cloth with white titles. Pictorial dust jacket. A nice book. Fine in a fine dust jacket.. Signed by Author..

Ottawa. The Canadian Geographical Society. 1952. Large Octavo (9 x 7). With Paul R. Needham’s copy of "Canada’s Pacific Salmon" extracted from the Canadian Geographical Journal and with his name inked on the front cover, 23 pp., together with a complete copy of the Canadian Geographical Journal, published in March 1952, 46 pp. Haig-Brown’s essay "Canada’s Pacific Salmon" was first published in the Journal and then at nearly the same time published separately as a monograph by the Department of Fisheries of Canada. Paul R. Needham was the son of James G. Needham, distinguished Professor of Biology at Cornell. Paul Needham was a Professor of Ichthyology and Fisheries Management at the University of California, Berkeley. Color text drawings by Tommy Brayshaw. Text illustrations. This was Haig-Brown’s plea to conserve Canada’s Pacific Salmon along with a discussion of British Columbia’s commercial fishing industry. The Journal is bound in pictorial… Leer más

Ottawa. Department of Fisheries of Canada. 1952. First Edition. Large Octavo (9 x 7). 23 pp. Color photo frontispiece. Color text drawings by Tommy Brayshaw. Text illustrations. Haig-Brown’s plea to conserve Canada’s Pacific Salmon along with a discussion of British Columbia’s commercial fishing industry. The brochure is bound in blue printed wrappers with yellow and white titles. Light edge wear. Very good. .

Ottawa. The Canadian Geographical Society. 1952. First Edition. Large Octavo (9 x 7). 23 pp. Signed by Roderick Haig-Brown on the title page. Haig-Brown’s essay "Canada’s Pacific Salmon" was first published in the Geographical Journal and then at nearly the same time published separately as a monograph by the Department of Fisheries of Canada. Color text drawings by Tommy Brayshaw. Text illustrations. This was Haig-Brown’s plea to conserve Canada’s Pacific Salmon along with a discussion of British Columbia’s commercial fishing industry. The monograph is bound in pictorial blue wrappers with yellow and white titles. Very scarce signed. In fine condition.. Signed by Author..

Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Stackpole Books. 2000. First Edition. Quarto (11 x 9). 162 pp. including notes, bibliography, index. Signed on the title page by Graydon R. Hilyard and Leslie K. Hilyard. With two streamer flies, the "Kelley’s Killer" and the "Green Beauty," both exquisitely dressed by Leslie Hilyard on size 2 long-shank hooks, laid-in. Each fly is signed by Leslie and there’s also a color photo of him at his fly dressing bench, signed. Color plates showing a large number of Carrie Stevens fly patterns as well as historical black and white photos. An excellent biography of this famous Maine fly dresser. The book is bound in black cloth with green titles. Map end papers. Pictorial dust jacket. A nice book. Fine in a fine dust jacket. The two flies are in attractive, fine condition.. Signed by Author(s).

Cincinnati, Ohio. Stewart & Kidd Company Publishers. 1920. First Edition. 8vo. (7 x 5). 257 pp. Photo frontispiece showing the author repairing a fly rod. Black and white plates. With chapters on rod types, reels, terminal tackle with chapters on how to make repairs. The book is bound in its original green cloth with gilt titles. A nice, bright book. Very good. .

London. Herbert Jenkins Limited. [n.d., but 1948]. First Edition. 8vo. (7 x 5). 158 pp. including index. Photo frontispiece of the author with some huge salmon. Black and white plates. Includes chapters on a wide-range of angling topics, including fly fishing for salmon, salmon lies, landing and losing fish, sea trout, etc. Bound in blue cloth with gilt titles. Pictorial dust jacket. A nice copy. Fine in a fine dust jacket..

Mansfield, Connecticut. Maurizio Martino Published. 1995. Limited to 200 copies published. 8vo. (8 x 5). 245 pp. Approximately 2000 book, pamphlets, and catalogs are listed. Mr. Sage's angling library was substantial with many of the milestones in angling represented and fully described. The book is bound in turquoise cloth with gilt titles. A nice book. Fine..

Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Stackpole Books. 2016. First Edition. Quarto (10 x 8). 208 pp. including index. Color photo frontispiece. A large number of color photos showing the author’s flies which may propel you into fish nirvana. And their are a large number of color photos showing the trophy size specimens which were seduced by these flies. Step-by-step color photos showing how to dress many of the patterns - flies for trout, pike, and muskies. This book from Russell Chatham’s angling collection. The book is bound in green pictorial cloth with yellow and black titles. A nice book. Fine. .

New York. Nick Lyons Books/Winchester Press. 1983. First Edition. 4to. (12 x 9). 258 pp. including index. Signed by Austin Francis on the title page. Black and white historical photos. Text illustrations and maps by John Manikowski. Map end papers. The preeminent record of American fly fishing on the east coast. The book is bound in brown cloth with gilt titles. Pictorial dust jacket. A nice book. Fine in a fine dust jacket.. Signed by Author.

Philadelphia and New York. J. B. Lippincott Company. 1977. Second printing. Octavo (9 x 6). 174 pp. including index. Signed by Harry Darbee and inscribed by Elsie Darbee on the half-title page. Laid-in the book are two typed letters with the Darbees letter head, signed by Elsie Darbee and both addressed to an avid book collector. Black and white plates. Text illustrations. Includes sections on The Early Days and Before, E. B. and H. A. Darbee, Fine Flies, Flytying Supplies, The Catskill Flytiers, Feathers, Fur, and Materials, Fishing, Running a Hackle Farm, etc. The book is bound in brown and mustard yellow cloth with gilt titles. Pictorial dust jacket. A nice book. Fine in a fine dust jacket. Both letters in fine condition.. Signed by Author(s).

Shrewsbury, England. Swan Hill Press. 1993. First Edition. Large 8vo. 174 pp. plus bibliography. Color plates. Maps. Charts. Bound in green cloth with gilt titles. Pictorial dust jacket. Very good with a very good dust jacket.. F. Hardcover.

New York. Lyons & Burford, Publishers. 1995. First American Edition. 8vo. (9 x 7). 296 pp. plus full-page illustrations. Text illustrations on every page. "This book hasn't rocketed from a publishing house - it has oozed from the banks of a river." With that opening, Neil Patterson has laid-wide his philosophy about fishing and it's a rich tradition that every fly fisherman can enjoy and envy. The book is bound in blue cloth with gilt titles. Map end papers. Pictorial dust jacket. A nice book. Fine in a fine dust jacket. .

London. Horace Cox. 1906. First Edition. Quarto (11 x 9). 112 pp. Illustrated frontispiece. Black and white plates. Text vignettes. A first rate book that treats the "why" of fly fishing rather than the "how to" aspects of the sport, which is always much harder to pull off successfully - and Hart-Davis does it wonderfully well. There are chapters on Dry Fly Fishing - The Evening Rise - Dapping for Trout - Salmon Fishing - Salmon and Flies - Disappointing Days. The book is bound in the original beige cloth with brown titles. Light edge wear to the cloth and a little foxing here and there in the text. A very good book..

Utica, New York. Horrocks-Ibbotson Co. [n. d. but 1932]. Sextodecimo (6 x 2 1/2). 12 pp. Text drawings. The title of the booklet refers to Chinese Tonkin Cane which has been treated with a Chinese "secret substance" and that Horrocks-Ibbotson called "Hexi-Super-Cane-Rods." The rod manufacturer claimed these new rods provided 25% greater tensile strength, more snap, sensitivity, no twisting, and longer life; in short a wonder rod: "A Chinese Secret that puts more thrills in Fishing." There’s also ads for reels, flies, and lines. The booklet is bound yellow wrappers with red and black titles. A quite scarce catalog. With the stamp of a tackle dealer on the front and back covers. Very good. .

Portland, Oregon. Frank Amato Publications. First Edition. 1997. 4to. (10 ½ x 8). 48 pp. Limited Edition - likely 350 copies published. A multitude of color photos and colored maps. Color plates showing a large variety of flies for the Clark Fork. An excellent book on fly fishing for raibows and browns on this notable Western Montana river. Amato published just a few hundred hard bound copies. The book is bound in gray cloth with silver titles. Pictorial dust jacket. A nice book. Fine in a near fine dust jacket with a bit of staining to one corner. .