The definitive, up-to-date guide to Pennsylvania's best fly fishing by regional experts and guides. Includes over 200 rivers and streams across the state as well as information on where to fish for trout, smallmouth bass, and other game fish species. First ever guidebook to the state written by a group of regional experts (professional guides, fly fishing instructors, lecturers, fly tiers) to provide insider knowledge to the best fishing opportunities. Stunning color photographs, accurate maps (created with GIS), and over 200 local fly patterns are featured.

This field guide, organized by family, features detailed illustrations and information to help readers quickly and easily identify Pennsylvania fish.

Pennsylvania is well known to anglers as a fly-fisher's paradise. From its remote backcountry streams to the historic limestone streams known to trout anglers throughout the world, Pennsylvania has a lot to offer. This book covers Pennsylvania's blue-ribbon streams, freestone streams, and its still waters. Also included are all species available to the fisherman, mayfly hatches, reading rise forms, presentations, fishing techniques, and productive fly patterns. Pennsylvania is home to a lot of great fly water and many of the legendary anglers and authors known to all fly-fishermen.

A comprehensive book on tactics for streamers, including new approaches for trout, steelhead, muskie, and bass. Features over 450 detailed photos and illustrations of casting and presenting streamers.

Advanced tight line nymphing tactics, including Czech, Polish, French, Spanish, and American techniques.

The second in a new Stackpole Books series featuring 50 important flies from a particular region, tied by anglers with close ties and local knowledge of the place. Pennsylvania has 86,000 miles of rivers and streams, including freestone streams, tailwaters, and spring creeks, flowing through 46,000 square miles of diverse country ranging from mountainous terrain to farm land. This volume, by Pennsylvania angling expert Eric Naguski, showcases flies that work well on the diverse waters there and pays tribute to the region he knows so well. Though not a tying manual, each fly is featured in a spread that includes a large, easy-to-see image, recipe, and tying notes.

Writer, naturalist, biologist, photographer, river guide, park ranger, trap shooter, teacher, fly-tyer, coach, casting instructor, raconteur, in a word... DON DAUGHENBAUGH. Great People, Great Rivers is the collected wild life of Don Daughenbaugh: a historic view of people and places, intimate stories that are often short, but always sweet:Catching eels as a boy for the family table or skating miles down an ice-covered river to town;Helping a congressman's girlfriend claim the most fish on a sunny day at Jackson Hole;Leading the annual August gathering of U.S. statesmen at Old Yellowstone's south gate where the Lewis River joins the Snake;Relaxing at Camp David with the President and family, true friends, orBeing driven off the river by an ornery bison.It's a Great Read.