New Zealand Fly Fishing Books for Sale
- Fishing Smarter for Trout by Tony Bishop
- Flies That Catch Trout by Laurence Christie
- Stalking and Catching Trout by Les Hill & Graeme Marshall
- Serious About Trout Fishing by Tony Orman & John Morton
- Trout Fishing New Zealand by Tony Orman
- Trout Stream Insects of New Zealand - How to Imitate and Use Them by Norman Marsh
- 21 Great New Zealand Trout Waters by Tony Orman
by Tony Bishop
No matter how you fish for trout -- fly fishing, spinning, jigging, trolling or harling -- this book will help you catch fish more often.
"Here is a piece of information all fishermen need to know -- at any one time, trout are found in less than 10% of the water they live in -- often in much less than 10%. This is an important piece of information. In any river, stream or lake, only 10% or less of all that water will contain trout."
If you want to become one of the 10% of fishermen who catch 90% of the fish, you need to know where trout can be found more often, and then how to fish for them when you find them.
Format: 9¾" x 7½"
173 pgs, soft cover.
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by Laurence Christie
Starting with the insects that trout eat, it identifies which flies were developed to represent each of the many things that trout eat.
Handy charts show which flies are best at different times of the year and in what sort of water -- mountain stream, creek, stillwater etc. Colour pictures of each of the flies help the angler to recognise which fly they should use and the text which accompanies each of the pictures identifies the natural, best size to use, where to fish it, what time of year it will work best and how to fish the fly. An innovative approach to fly selection.
Format: 7" x 3½"
64 pgs, soft cover. Spiral bound, pocket sized.
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Les Hill & Graeme Marshall
Fishing to sighted trout is one of the most heart stopping, exciting and downright thrilling ways to fish for trout. Even when everything is perfect; the cast, the fly, the presentation -- there is no way anyone can say with certainty that the trout will accept the offering or just ignore it.
This book sets out to clarify some of the mysteries of trout fishing. Not with any certainty but based on the experience of the authors both of whom are experienced fishermen.
Format: 10" x 7½"
148 pgs, soft cover.
Price: $US
by Les Hill & Graeme Marshall with line drawings by Grant Winter
Fishing to sighted trout is one of the most exciting forms of trout fishing, but fishing to a trout is not enough - the aim is to catch it.
Les Hill and Graeme Marshall have combined their talents once again after a more than ten year gap to jointly write what is destined to become a New Zealand Classic.
The first time they collaborated was in 1984 when they co-wrote Stalking Trout they followed up in 1991 with Catching Trout and Images of Silver in 1993. It is a testament to the ideas they contain that all have been continually in print since publication. Stalking Trout has been reprinted over twelve times.
Format: 10" x 7½"
208 pgs
94 color photographs & line drawings
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by Tony Orman & John Morton
If you are serious about fly fishing, this book is packed with tips and techniques, and covers many aspects of trout fishing in New Zealand from selection or construction of tackle, to tactics, entomology, the most popular fly fishing techniques -- dry fly, lure, nymph and fishing wet flies in the surface film -- and spin fishing.
It includes fishing on both rivers and still waters, and even fly fishing for salmon.
Essential for novices and expert anglers alike.
Format: 10" x 7½"
208 pgs, soft cover.
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by Tony Orman
For more than 15 years we have introduced our clients
to the unique challenge and style of fly fishing in
New Zealand. In addition to using an experienced
fishing guide,we believe traveling to New Zealand with
the right expectations is also critical to a positive fishing
experience. New Zealand has big fish, but does not have
many of them. If you simply want to catch large numbers
of fish then New Zealand is not your destination. However,
if you want to catch the fish of a lifetime, then this condensed
version of Tony Orman’s newest book (which
Tony has kindly permitted us to reprint for our clients) will
help prepare you for what to expect if you travel "Down
Under" and fish New Zealand.
Contact us and we will send you a copy of this 60-page
book for just the cost of shipping & handling—$4.95.
Send a check or call with a credit card.
Format: 7" x 9"
Paperback, 60 pgs
7-1/8” wide x 4-3/4” tall.
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by Norman Marsh
A long-overdue book in New Zealand angling literature, which will help anybody interested in the trout stream insects of new Zealand. A must for any fly tiers or fly fishers who want to know what trout feed on in New Zealand and improve their chances!
Norman takes the angler on a fascinating tour of the streamside and introduces the various insects that make their lives there. He then turns his attention to teaching anglers important streamside lore, and includes a chapter on how to analyse the trout's stomach contents. There is step by step information on the materials used and the process of tying imitations leading the reader to the stage of how to tie imitations competently. The book closes with classic angling stories.
.Format: 8.5 " x 11 "
Hardback, 224 pgs
130 color photos, 58 b/w photos, 293 illustrations
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by Tony Orman
A long-overdue book in New Zealand angling literature, which will help anybody interested in the trout stream insects of new Zealand. A must for any fly tiers or fly fishers who want to know what trout feed on in New Zealand and improve their chances!
New Zealand has an amazing variety of trout rivers, streams and lakes. Some are rightly world famous - like the Tongariro and Mataura Rivers - while others create excitement among New Zealand anglers. Then there are the special spots that are known to just a few 'locals'. In this fascinating collection, Tony Orman presents some of the showpieces of New Zealand trout fishing - including the Tongariro, Mataura, and Upper Clutha Rivers.
But he also shares trout fishing 'secrets', such as the Hutt River, Ruamahanga River, Pelorus and Tukituki Rivers and draws the angler's attention to those waters that are often under-rated or overlooked. And there are some surprises, such as the Aorere River in Golden Bay and the new, exciting trophy trout water, Lake Dunstan, in Central Otago.
For each trout water, the specialized knowledge of local anglers, who know the water intimately, is combined with the author's wide experience of New Zealand trout fishing to give a detailed account of the personality of each river and lake and the vital information on trout behavior, insect life, flies and lures to ensure a successful fishing trip.
Format:8" x 11"
Softback, 136pp total
Color, Black & white photographs. Maps.
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