dry fly

[horses50]

As you can see i am already thinking about next season,i am looking for a decent book with a good few dry fly patterns to tie,i have already got both of Peter Gathercoles books,i want a book specifically with dry flies in it,how to tie them and how to fish them.thank you.

[Scratch]

Originally Posted by horses50

As you can see i am already thinking about next season,i am looking for a decent book with a good few dry fly patterns to tie,i have already got both of Peter Gathercoles books,i want a book specifically with dry flies in it,how to tie them and how to fish them.thank you.

River or still?

For river, get yerself a copy of John Roberts 'Guide to River Trout Flies'. Hundreds of must-haves in there.

[BRUCE1]

maynot be a book but you can sit in front of computer or print the patterns off...


http://www.diptera.co.uk/patterns/dry_fly_index_1.html

[steve collyer]

Fifty favourite dry flies by T. Donald Overfield.
It's probably got a few patterns in it that'd interest you, since you probably know most of the popular modern ones.

Fifty Favourite Dry Flies A Benn fishing handbook: Amazon.co.uk: T.Donald Overfield: Books

Fifty Favourite Dry Flies A Benn fishing handbook: Amazon.co.uk: T.Donald Overfield: Books

[horses50]

Thank you to everybody that replied,scratch i do a bit of river fishing{not enough} so most of my fishing is stillwater.Steve thanks those books you put up sound very intresting,yes i am looking for some thing a bit more challenging to tie, that of course will catch fish.