Your opinion on the magazine Fly Fisherman

[bobbyg]

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Bob

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You mean these original issues from my collection:



And these outrageous prices:







Before Catch and Release was popular in the magazines we had articles and photos like this:

Interesting old magazine.

[Jeremy]

I really like "Flyfishing and Tying Journal"...don't have a subscription yet, but probably will in the near future. I don't typically tie exact patterns, but they always give me good ideas of specific things to incorporate into my flies I tie for my local streams.

This one I actually look forward to!

[spinner1]

Midwest Fly Fishing Magazine

this one has local flavor. Is unique because
of its size and type of print.

http://www.flyanglersonline.com/cgi-...m/about/mwfly/

Is a sponsor for this site also.

http://flyanglersonline.com/features...cast/rc492.php
*This story also in Midwest Fly Fishing Magazine*

[D. Micus]

You're confused. My friends at Flyanglers.org tend that way. The FFM folks tossed me for suggesting the Israelis might have some justification for attacking Hamas.

oh, no, it was definitely ffm that banned me for being a bit too liberal

[Silver Creek]

Of instructional books this is the best I have read and the prices for used copies reflect it. Demand is unreal for a used book:
http://www.alibris.com/booksearch?qwork=5314444&qsort=p

http://www.google.com/products/catal...462&sa=title#p

[bobbyg]

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Articles by Robert Traver, Charlie Fox, Ernest Schwiebert, et al.

Didn't get much better than that.

Bob

[Darryl]

I'm not a big fan of Fly Fisherman. That said, I am rather fond of Fly Tyer. My favorite of all of them is Hatches Magazine though. Its incredibly well done - great photos, well written articles. Only problem with Hatches is that it is only published once a year. I'd highly recommend checking it out though. It is one of those magazines I find myself referring back to, again and again. Most definitely not a "throw-away" magazine.

-Darryl