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The definitive guide to trout fishing on the Chattahoochee River. By Steve Hudson. 328 pages, $23.95.
ISBN 978-1-941600-21-4
Whether you're fishing its headwaters in the north Georgia mountains or the tailwaters near Atlanta, the Chattahoochee River offers world-class trout fishing - and CHATTAHOOCHEE TROUT, our exciting new river guide, will give you all the info you need to experience that fishing yourself!
Written for everyone who loves to fish for trout, whether with a fly rod or with spinning gear, this guide is loaded with solid information and practical insights (plus almost 40 detailed maps) to help you get the most from your time on the water.
In the pages of CHATTAHOOCHEE TROUT, you'll...
* Learn about tackle, flies and lures for Chattahoochee trout
* Explore remote headwaters in search of native brook trout
* Pursue wild trophy browns below Buford Dam
* Explore great fishing in the Chattahoochee Wildlife Management Area
* Pinpoint great places to wade and float
* See how water releases impact the tailwater and its fishing
* Learn tactics and techniques from experienced river guides
* And much, much more!
Chris Scalley, founder of River Through Atlanta Guide Service, has called CHATTAHOOCHEE TROUT "a must-have guide for anyone who fishes for trout on the Chattahoochee River."
We are confident that you'll find this great new destination guide an indispensable addition to your fishing library. Order your first-edition copy today!
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Your complete guide to fishing for trout in all five of Georgia's great Delayed Harvest trout streams. By Steve Hudson. 84 pages, $12.95.
ISBN 978-1-941600-21-4
Here's everything you need to know to enjoy great Delayed Harvest trout fishing in Georgia! Featuring detailed profiles of each of Georgia's five "DH" streams (portions of Amicalola Creek, the Chattahoochee River, the Chattooga River, the Toccoa River, and Smith Creek), this one-of-a-kind guide gives you the inside story on how and where to enjoy Delayed Harvest fishing in Georgia.
Here's what you'll find in this great new stream guide:
- Detailed profiles of each of Georgia's Delayed Harvest waters, including insights
on understanding the impact of water releases on the Chattahoochee DH
- Great maps showing the streams as well as key access points
- Suggestions on selecting fly as well as spinning tackle
- Detailed fly charts, plus suggestions on proven spinning lures
- Tips on planning a safe and successful Delayed Harvest trip
- And much more!
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned DH veteran, and whether you are a fly fisher or a spin fisher, you'll find this comprehensive guide to be an invaluable companion on your trips to Georgia's great Delayed Harvest streams! Order on our webstore!
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Your complete guide to fly fishing for trout on Georgia's world-class Toccoa River, including the Upper Toccoa, the Delayed Harvest Section, and the Toccoa Tailwater. By Steve Hudson. 88 pages, $12.95.
ISBN 978-1-941600-08-5
The Toccoa River is fast becoming a favorite "destination" river for fly fishers far and wide, and it's easy to see why. With miles of great trout fishing, including a spectacular stretch of Delayed Harvest water and an incredible tailwater too, it truly offers the potential for a trip that you'll never forfet.
FLY FISHING THE TOCCOA RIVER is the first complete guide to fly fishing for trout on this spectacular river. This lively and info-packed book tells you everything you need to know to fish the Toccoa. Here's a sampling of what you'll find:
- Accurate and up-to-date info on access
- Tips on selecting flies for different sections and for different times of year
- Detailed discussions of each section of the river
- Great tips on proven Toccoa River fly fishing strategies and tactics
- An in-depth look at how releases from Blue Ridge Dam impact the tailwater
- Suggestions on wading and floating the Toccoa
- Detailed maps
_ And much more!
We are proud of this great new book! It's a perfect traveling companion and fishing guide for any fly fisher with an interest in the Toccoa River! Order on our webstore!
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How to find unspoiled wild trout fishing far from the beaten path. By Steve Hudson. 76 pages, $11.95.
ISBN 978-1-941600-06-1
BLUELINING 101, the newest entry in our series of "101" guides for flyfishers, explores the exciting world of "bluelining" ... finding and fishing those off-the-beaten-track streams that are sometimes known only as blue lines on maps. This dynamic 76-page book covers every aspect of bluelining:
- using topo maps to find and evaluate streams
- selecting tackle for use on blueline streams
- choosing and using flies on bluelines
- how to "read" blueline streams
- on-stream tactics to help you catch more fish
- specialized casting techniques for fishing bluelines
- planning blueline trips
- and much more!
We are very excited about BLUELINING 101, and we're sure it will be just the thing to help you discover just how much fun it can be to look for great trout fishing that few others ever experience! Order on our webstore!
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Getting started in the exciting world of saltwater flyfishing.
By Steve Hudson. 72 pages, $11.95.
ISBN 978-1-941600-05-4
We are pleased to announce the publication of SALTWATER 101: GETTING STARTED IN THE EXCITING WORLD OF SALTWATER FLYFISHING.
This dynamic 72-page book joins our other 101-series titles (FLYFISHING 101 and NYMPHING 101) as our latest guide to help you more fully enjoy the exciting world of flyfishing!
This great book for the beginning saltwater fly fisher covers everything you need to know to get started in this very enjoyable aspect of fly fishing. Here's a sampling of what's inside:
- Selecting saltwater rods and reels
- Fly lines and leaders for saltwater fly fishing
- How to rig up your saltwater gear
- How to use a loop knot to attach fly to leader
- Choosing and using saltwater flies
- How to do the doublehaul cast...the saltwater fly fishers's best friend!
- How to fish beaches and edges
- How tides influence when and where you fish
- And much more!
We are very excited about this great new book, and we're sure it will be just the thing to help you discover just how much fun the world of saltwater flyfishing can be. Order on our webstore!
"Getting into saltwater flyfishing has never been as easy or as much fun. This is a must-have book for anyone who wants to try flyfishing in saltwater!"
James Niven, saltwater flyfisher
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Learning how to fish with nymphs, emergers, and other subsurface insect imitations.
By Steve Hudson. 76 pages, $11.95
ISBN 978-1-941600-10-8
NYMPHING 101, Second Edition, will help you get started in the exciting world of fishing with nymphs!
According to the experts, fish do as much as 90 percent or more of their feeding underwater, and fly fishing with nymphs allows you to get in on the subsurface action. But getting into nymphing can seem intimidating ... until now.
NYMPHING 101 demystifies nymph fishing and makes it easy to learn. In this book you'll start by seeing what nymphing is and why it can be so effective. You'll look at subsurface insects and at picking flies to imitate them. You'll see how to select and use split shot and strike indicators, and you'll learn several different ways to rig nymphs and emergers for effective fishing. You'll also learn how to cast a nymphing rig without creating tangles! Finally, you'll find many practical tips on how to fish with nymphs in a variety of different fishing situations.
This new Second Edition includes additional material, including a chapter focusing on tackle and techniques for Czech nymphing.
NYMPHING 101 is a clear, concise and affordable guide to nymph fishing too. Check it out and get in on the excitement yourself! Order on our webstore!
"An incredible resource for any fly fisher who wants to learn to fish with nymphs, emergers and other subsurface flies."
Adam Williams, fly fishing student
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Getting started in the exciting world of fly fishing.
By Steve Hudson. 72 pages. $11.95
ISBN 978-0-9912606-1-4
Flyfishing is a sport that you can enjoy for a lifetime. But getting into it can be a little intimidating - until now.
FLYFISHING 101 is a readable, entertaining, and to-the-point book that demystifies the process of getting started. This book helps you every step of the way from selecting your first fly rod to catching your first fish.
Here's a look at the kind of info and insight you'll find inside FLYFISHING 101:
* Understanding flyfishing - what it is and why it works the way it does
* Tips on selecting the outfit that's right for you
* Castinga fly rod - and an entertaining way to teach yourself basic fly casting
* Filling your fly box - how to pick great flies for your first fly fishing trips
* Tying knots - easy-to-follow instructions to help you learn the knots you'll need
* Practical flyfishing tips - for when you get out on the water
Here's what folks are saying about FLYFISHING 101:
"This is the book that I used to get started fly fishing. It got me going quickly without burying me under too much detail and gave me exactly what I needed. It's perfect for folks who are getting into fly fishing. It's like having a personal coach right beside you. It's fun to read too!"
Art Williams, fly fishing student
"A great book for anyone who wants to get into flyfishing. I recommend it strongly and provide it students in the fly fishing classes that I teach."
A comprehensive guide to fishing for trout and other species in Georgia's Unicoi State Park. By Steve Hudson. 68 pages, $9.95
ISBN 978-0-9912606-5-2
This lively and highly readable 68-page guidebook provides an in-depth look at the great fishing opportunities that await you in the waters of Unicoi State Park. It gives you the insights and knowledge that you will need to successfully explore not only Smith Creek but also Unicoi Lake. A special chapter covers delayed harvest trout fishing on the delayed harvest stretch of Smith Creek.
Other highlights:
* Highly detailed maps of each section of Smith Creek and Unicoi Lake.
* Suggestions on tackle and techniques.
* An in-depth look at the remarkable bass fishing opportunities offered by Unicoi Lake.
* A special section focusing on delayed harvest trout fishing in Smith Creek.
Here's what folks are saying about FISHERMAN'S GUIDE TO UNICOI STATE PARK:
"This guide can save you hours in planning and picking locations for fishing the park. It covers all the bases."
Jimmy Jacobs, editor, Georgia Sportsman Magazine and author of "Trout Fishing in North Georgia."
"A must-have for anyone who plans to wet a line in Unicoi State Park. Whether you fly fish or use a spinning rod, and whether you're a seasoned veteran or a beginner, this is an outstanding how-to guide!"
Jim Connors, fly tying and fly fishing instructor
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