Fly Fishing Small Streams

In Fly Fishing Small Streams, John Gierach provides a comprehensive guide to the art of fishing in small, often secluded waters. This book is packed with practical advice on tackle selection, reading the water, casting techniques, and scouting small streams. Gierach offers insights into what makes fishing these intimate, often overlooked streams so special, with a particular focus on the unique challenges and rewards of fishing smaller, more remote waters.

Laced throughout with humorous anecdotes and Gierach’s signature wit, Fly Fishing Small Streams is not just a technical guide—it’s also a celebration of the joy that comes from fishing these peaceful and less-traveled spots. With guest appearances from notable figures in the fly fishing world, including the renowned A.K. Best, Gierach's stories add color and depth to the experience of small stream fly fishing.

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This book focuses on the essential techniques needed to succeed in small stream fly fishing, from how to choose the right tackle for tight quarters to mastering the art of casting in tricky conditions. Gierach’s personal experiences and observations about the quirks of small stream fishing—often unpredictable and challenging but always rewarding—are sprinkled throughout, making the book as much about the experience of fly fishing as it is about the technical aspects.

With 10 line drawings and 15 black-and-white photos to illustrate key concepts and places, this book serves as both a practical guide and a delightful read for fly fishing enthusiasts of all levels.

Size: 160 pages, 6x9 inches

About the Author:
John Gierach is an acclaimed author and one of the leading voices in fly fishing literature. His work has appeared in Field & Stream, Fly Rod & Reel, and Gray's Sporting Journal, and he is known for his blend of technical advice and humorous storytelling. Gierach lives in Lyons, Colorado.