The Little Red Book of Fly Fishing (Little Books)

What a fun read. I really enjoyed reading it, not heavy reading and some nuggets of info along the way 👍🏻

I would prefer a4 style pages

This is a strange book to review due to the style it is in. Written by two American authors who clearly know their stuff but it's in the form of short "quotes" for want of a better word, one is obviously more of a technical writer and the other more story based. I can only give three stars as I was expecting more, compare it to the different styles of UK magazines Trout and Salmon and the late Trout Fisherman.

This book is a real gem. It’s layout is well thought out, the authors have clearly a vast pool of knowledge and experience to call upon, and it is written in an entertaining and informative way.Well worth a read.

This book will suit river fly fishers of all experiences, especially anyone who has not got anyone to guide them. (like myself).The tips start with how to hold the rod, through where to find fish in the river, techniques, to flies. Although this is based onAmerican river fishing, most of it will apply on our rivers. With 250 tips, there is much to absorb for the novice, but you soonpick out what you want to use out of it. I used sticky Post - its on the pages I wanted, and jotted down the tip Number for easyreference

A great read with some useful tips for the river angler. To get the best out of all the tips I think its more for someone with experience than a beginner.

Great book of tips well written and presented. American but applies mostly to UK too. Advice means if followed more fish caught.

Great little book full of useful tips, some of which will most likely be familiar, but there are bound to be some new insights !