The Salmon HandbookThe Salmon Handbook by Stephen Drummond Sedgwick. 1982. Andre Deutsch, London, England. The Salmonid Handbook is the first comprehensive and authoritative book to cover the whole field of salmonid biology, behaviour and cultivation. It describes the different species and provides a fund of information on feeding, diseases and their treatment, up to date farming techniques and marketing. As well as being an invaluable guide for fish farmers themselves,

The book is lauded for its beautiful prose and charming illustrations

upland birds anywhere

several of which may be found in any standard dictionary: also 30 cartoons by the author

fully illustrated guide that will enable you to tie usable flies in a matter of hours and to attain real proficiency - enough to tie 95 percent of all the freshwater flies you will ever need - in only a few evenings

Freshet Press

and step-by-step

ISBN: 0-7710-3767-8

fish flies

it also delves deeply into the origin and purpose of each fly and

and fishing tactics

some wear on edges and corners

ISBN: 0-87691-148-3