Favorite books!

[Den]

My most favorite of all time is "Spring Creeks" by Lawson. Lots of nice photos--what can I say, I'm a guy. Actually, it's a great book for the type of fishing I enjoy.

Next most favorite--"Tying Emergers" by Leeson and Schollmeyer. Great techniques and great, very useful flies. Easy to use. Very much step by step.

Get them on Amazon for a great discount over stores.

[flyrdr]

I like anything by John Gierich. I live my life vicariously through him

[Jonezee]

Wow, thats pretty heavy Jim, least I not be a buddha...I guess If I had to pick one author it would be ...Aksakov,Anderson,Babson, Baker,Behneke, Bergman,Blackmore,Buchan,Byron,Camuto,Cervantes,Ch atham,Chekhov,clarke,Cleveland,Deren,Dunne,Eliot,E llis,Engels, Farson, Feddon,Field, Flick, Ford, Forester, Gierrach, Gingrich, Gordon, Graves,Grey Hackle, Haig-Brown, Hemingway,Hersey, Hweitt,Hills, Johnson,Keene, Kelson, Knight, LaFontaine, Lampman, Lang, Lapsley, Leeson, MacBain, Maclean, Marinaro, Meyers, Middelton, Moore, Norris, O'Neil, Page, Palmer, Paterson, Perry, Pertwee, Prime, Raines, Ransome, Raymond, Ritz, Rubin, Sabatinie, Salmon, Sheck, Schullery, Schwiebert, Shengmu, Shepherd, Sheringham, Skues, Smith, Stewert, Sutcliffe, Tabory, Taverner, Thompson , Thoreau, Travor, Twain, Van de Water, Voss Bark, Walden, Walton (Izzak) Weeks, Wheatly, Williams, WIlson, wright, Wulff, (Joan and Lee) Zern....Did I leave any one who writes about fly fishing out?

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[MarkKillam]

Jonezee...don't know if McManus counts since he covers so many outdoor activities LOL, but if he does then you missed him.

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Take care everyone and cya around. Mark

[jargo432]

Right now I'm reading Rivers of the Heart by Steve Raymond. It's pretty good.

[Ripper]

haven't read many on instruction

But a great story is "A River Runs Through It"

I love Maclean's style of writing

[flyrdr]

Jonezee...you forgot Dorf.

[DARKSTAR]

Dharma Bums by Jack Kerouac..
Ohhh,you mean fishing related?

Then I'd have to say.... Trout Bum by Gierach

Funny they both have the word Bum in it. never noticed that before. hmmm

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[Jonezee]

If I can use Cervantes "there is no taking trout in dry breeches" Don Quixote (1605) then yes, McManus should be on the list. I know there are lots of others...Dorf is another one.