Fly fishing for bass ;: Smallmouth, largemouth, exotics (Lefty's little library of fly fishing)

by Lefty Kreh

Book Overview

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0006QFYTK
• Release Date: January 1993
• Publisher: Odysseus Editions
• Length: 143 Pages
• Weight: 0.95 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Definitly worth reading

If you are starting out fly fishing for smallmouth bass this book is a must have. The information is very good. The real primary target is smallmouth bass fishing in rivers but there is a lot of good tips and information in general. A person can save a lot of time and expence with the right information, and this book has just that. I read it over and over to try and get all the information possible. If you follow the advise and use the information provided you will improve your fly fishing experance.

Just need it

Just a great read and a few new methods to try out, the best bass book I've got so far.

Excellent info, horrible binding

I echo all the positives of the book above. The info is great. Upon the second time through, pages begun to fall out and each time I read any part of the book more pages fall out. About 1/4 of the book is now loose leaf. I want to buy Harry Murray's book on the same topic, but it is by the same publisher and I'm worried about the same problem.

Great Book

This is a fantastic book. It covers the species specific information about fly fishing for bass. It is also very specific about which flies work and which ones do not. I'm sure that it will save me money. This book is not for someone with no background in fly fishing. No space is given to knots, terminology, etc. If you are new to fly fishing, read an introductory text before reading this book.

Fly Fishing For Bass

I couldn't wait to get my hands on this book. Now that I have read it, I can truly say that it didn't disappoint. The writing is pure Lefty Kreh - Straight forward, understandable instruction on how to catch more and bigger bass with a fly rod. This book is not directed at novice fly fishers. Little space in this little book is devoted to teaching you how to tie knots or flies and the author assumes that you already know how to make the basic casts. The author simply tells you what rods and reels to choose, what lines, leaders and flies to use in a specific situation and how to fish them. If you do as he suggests, you will get satisfying results. Far from a dry "how to" book, this is a distillation of practical lessons learned over a lifetime of studying and pursuing the subject species. I wish a text like this had been available decades ago when I began to appreciate the challenges and rewards of warmwater fly fishing. It could have saved me a lot of wasted time and money. Since reading this book, I am catching more bass, more consistently than ever before.