A captivating journey through the evolution of fly-fishing, told through the stories of 50 influential fly patterns.
In The History of Fly-Fishing in Fifty Flies, Ian Whitelaw brings the rich heritage of fly-fishing to life by tracing the development of the sport through 50 iconic flies. From ancient feathered hooks to modern innovations crafted with high-tech materials, each fly represents a milestone in angling history and technique. Featuring vivid photography, tying tips, and profiles of the pioneering anglers who shaped the sport, this beautifully presented book is a must-have for fly tiers, history buffs, and passionate anglers alike.
Explores 2,000 years of fly-fishing evolution through 50 key patterns
Covers global history—from British chalk streams to global waters
Includes tying notes, historical anecdotes, and technique insights
Lavishly illustrated with color photographs and diagrams
Perfect for anglers, collectors, and fans of sporting history
Format: Hardcover
Size: 7 x 9 inches
Pages: 224 pages with full-color photography
