Another New E-Book available on Amazon

[Longs for Cutts]

I just put up my latest e-book on Amazon. This one's a basic how-to/where-to guide for Yellowstone Park and southern Montana. Check it out here: http://www.amazon.com/Fly-Fishing-Ye...ng+yellowstone.

While I'm giving away a free PDF version of the book (I wrote it to entice people to fish with me), the PDF doesn't have internal linking and won't look as good on your phone. The Kindle version is only $2.99.

Because I didn't get any reviews out of the free promotion I did with my other e-book last month, I'm trying something different with this one. To get it for free, you have to e-mail me. If you'd like a copy, please get in touch with me at ycflyfishing@gmail.com.

There's a fairly long free preview of the Kindle version at Amazon, so you can check that out to decide if you're interested in either the free or Kindle version.

[Byron haugh]

Walter,
Thanks for the info. I just purchased this book. Anxious to read it.
May put a review up here.
Byron

[whatfly]

Liked your tying book well enough, that I'll give this one a try too, Walt. Thanks.

[Longs for Cutts]

Thanks guys. I've made paying my health insurance premium my goal for my writing income this year, and every little bit helps.

Bear in mind the book is intended to be a basic overview only. I figured there was room in the market for a quick/cheap reference since so many guidebooks nowadays are getting into the $20 range in print.

I do expect to give quite a few away as PDFs, the main goal being to impress people with how much I'm willing to give away for free, so they book a guide trip or two with me to see how much info I can give when I'm actually getting paid. That was one of the big motivations for how I built the Parks' Fly Shop website, and it's mostly been borne out by what people say when they book us.

[Byron haugh]

Walter,
One spot in the Park, which I make a point to fish each year, is the Gardner from the old school (by the current maintenance parking yard), downstream to nearly the North Gate. I find many different specie of fish there. Out of one run, I have caught Rainbows, Browns, Cutthroats, and Cutbows on the same afternoon. Not big fish, by any means, but fun fish on dries. It also holds larger fish in the deep pools.

Fish it much in mid-July?

[sgallas2]

Walter,
just bought your latest e-book and look forward to reading it in preparation for my trip out to YNP this summer . After going out there annually for fifteen years , I've not been able to make it back there for almost a decade.
Good luck with your future ventures.
Best,
Steve

[cmcculloch]

Thanks for letting us know about your book. I also bought a Kindle version. I'll be up way later this year. I won a week in a cabin in SW Montana. What time of the year would be most productive for fly fishing? Yellowstone is about 45 minutes drive.