Gary A. Borger -
Knowing how to identify nymphs, tie successful imitations and fish them correctly are essential fly fishing skills. Borger covers both traditional and new theories about fishing the underwater fly new casts, finding lies, detecting the strike, fishing depth, tackle, proper presentation and much more.

Basic nymph fishing approach and presentation teams with trout physiology--what the trout sees and hears. A pictorial key to identifying nymphs is based on reliable, nonscientific characteristics that the beginner can use on stream. Presenting the fly correctly and detecting the strike are particularly elusive skills, and even the veteran fly fisher will find something useful.

• 185 illustrations by Robert H. Pils
• 6 x 9 inches