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by Lou Tabory (Author)
This pioneering guide to fly fishing along cold-water seacoasts will take freshwater fishermen to sea, and it will show saltwater fisherman how to fish a fly.
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In one of the landmark works of saltwater fly-fishing, expert Lou Tabory provides invaluable advice on how best to fly fish for striped bass, bluefish, weakfish, and other cold-water marine species. He describes how to read rips, bars, flats, and beaches, gives advice on the best tackle for a given set of conditions (including the best flies), and devotes special sections to tides, night fishing, chumming, and more. Twenty years after its first publication, Inshore Fly Fishing is still the only work a beginning or expert marine angler will ever need. Lou Tabory has fished these waters night and day, testing his ideas and polishing his already great casting skills. Today there are many writers who are more or less researchers: They fish a little, read a great deal, interview others, and finally, they write a book on the subject. But the information you read here is gathered from a lifetime on the water. If you are a serious angler and want to learn more about fishing this area, you won't find better or more detailed information than lies between these pages.--from the Foreword by Lefty Kreh
Author Biography
Lou Tabory has been an outdoor writer for over forty years, having published in Field and Stream, Outdoor Life, Sports Afield, and many other magazines. He is the author of Lou Tabory's Guide to Saltwater Baits and Their Imitations, The Orvis Pocket Guide to Fly Fishing for Striped Bass and Bluefish, and Stripers on the Fly (all Lyons Press).
