American Fly Fishing: A History

by Paul Schullery

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Fly fishing has a rich, varied, and often misread 250- year history in America. This classic account of America's favourite pastime - from colonial time to the present - explores the literature and technology, and the personalities and places where they fished.

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Fly fishing has a rich, varied, and often misread 250- year history in America. This classic account of America's favourite pastime - from colonial time to the present - explores the literature and technology, and the personalities and places where they fished.

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