Quill GordonDiscover the rich history and delicate artistry of fly fishing in Quill Gordon. Written by John McDonald and published by Alfred A. Knopf in 1972, this book is a definitive collection of "rare items from the author's streamside experiences and from his perusal of fascinating historical curiosities in angling lore." The title pays homage to the legendary Theodore Gordon, the "father of American dry fly fishing," and the book itself serves as a

Nymphs are the most versatile imitation in the fly-fisher's box

and poignant quotations will splash over you

From time-honored patterns to cutting-edge techniques

making it an essential acquisition for the dedicated fly fisher

There are also over 130 superb colour photographs of natural flies taken by the author

This is more than a historical document

Rising Trout is a compilation of the observations

Dead Reckoning: Confronting the Crisis in Pacific Fisheries by Terry Glavin

Fred teaches Bunty (and of course by extension you) his short line method

limited edition 17/100

Each fly is showcased with superb color photographs and clear

and the deeper meanings anglers attach to rivers