So You Want To Flyfish? It’s Not as Hard as You Think!

Flyfishing is no longer just for the pipe and tweed crowd. This explosion of flyrodding has hit a nostalgic nerve in middle-class baby boomers. But the sport is seeing all kinds taking up the long-rod from blue-collar workers to senior citizens to children to women. This is a how-to book written in a conversational style, complete with brief anecdotes, clear instructions, insider tips and secrets of how to get on the water quickly without weeks and months of practice. This is a technique book that's actually fun and easy to read, complete with colour photographs that reinforce the techniques for both beginning and intermediate anglers. The book is short, concise, to the point, designed to get the new angler on the water but provide instruction through their learning curve.

W. Chad McPhail has published photographs and written articles for numerous outdoors and fishing publications, as well as written books on camping, the outdoors and contributed to So Many Fish, So Little Time.Williams and McPhail have both been on the water fishing since they were children and have traveled thousands of miles together flyfishing rivers and lakes, honing their skills, parlaying their expertise and love of the sport into articles and books.

Williams is the author of twelve travel and outdoor books and is a recognized expert on trout fishing, flyfishing and travel around the world. His popular book, So Many FIsh, So Little Time (HarperCollins, 2007) has been one of the best-selling fishing books the last few years and has received numerous rave reviews and awards.