Regional Guides

Flyfisher's Guide to Idaho (2nd Edition) (Flyfisher's Guides) (Flyfisher's Guides)

This comprehensive guidebook covers all major Idaho rivers, including the Henry's Fork and Island Park Reservoir, Teton, South Fork of the Snake, Big Wood and Little Wood, Silver Creek, Salmon, Boise, Payette, Clearwater, St. Joe's, Lochsa, Selway and more. A detailed, easy to read text also addresses the popular gamefish with descriptions of each, including: cutthroat, rainbow, brown and brook trout, steelhead, smallmouth and largemouth trout.

Authors Ken Retallic and Rocky Barker, native Idahoans cover all of the great fishing waters in Idaho. They give detailed descriptions of each water, including fishing tactics, hatch charts, recommended flies, stream facts, seasons, and equipment. There are 53 detailed river maps showing river miles, access points, campgrounds, boat ramps, roads, and public and private land. They also cover fishing the Indian reservations and winter fishing. Over 100 great waters are covered, including the Boise River, Snake, Big and Little Wood, Silver Creek, Clearwater, Salmon, Lochsa, Fall, Bechler, Henry's Fork, Island Park Reservoir, St. Joe, and many others. There is detailed travel information listing fly shops, sporting good stores, guides, outfitters, lodges, motels, campgrounds, car rentals, river shuttles, airports and more. This is the one book you need to plan a successful fishing trip in Idaho.

Trout Fishing the John Muir Trail

Flyfisher's Guide to Utah (Flyfishers Guide) (Flyfishers Guide) (Flyfishers Guide)

Utah has a great variety of fishing waters, from major streams like the Green Rriver and the Provo, to large lakes and reservoirs like Lake Powell and Strawberry Reservoir, as well as many pristine mountain streams. Jim DeMoux covers over 300 of these waters, including the Uintah Mountain streams on both the north and south slopes. Utah has a number of great game fish: Bonneville, bear, cutthroat, rainbow, brown, brook, and lake trout. There is also great fishing for grayling, kokanee salmon, black crappie, largemouth & smallmouth bass, striped bass, walleye, white bass, and muskie. Jim covers in detail all of the waters, with information on how and when to fish each water. He also gives recommendations on the best flies to use.

Flyfisher's Guide to Virginia: Including West Virginia's Best Fly Fishing Waters (Flyfishers Guide) (Flyfishers Guide) (Flyfishers Guide)

The Flyfisher's Guide to Virginia is the most comprehensive book ever written on flyfishing in Virginia and West Virginia. David Hart, a native of Virginia, covers both states, breaking them up into six regions. He covers rivers, streams, and lakes and the great fishing opportunities for rainbow trout, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, brook trout, brown trout, pickerel, muskie, and pan fish. The Shenandoah National Park streams are covered, including the Rapidan, Robinson, Cedar Run, White Oak Canyon Run, Rose, Hogback Branch, Staunton, Big Run and many others. All of the great rivers are covered including the James, Potomac, Rappahannock, Rapidan, South & North Fork of the Holston, North Anna, Chickahominy, Laurel Fork, Mossy, Beaver, Clinch, the New and other great smallmouth bass and trout waters. David describes in detail each water with tips on how to fish the waters, recommended flies, hatch charts, and stream facts. He also covers some of the little known but great flyfishing gems in each state. There are over 110 detailed fishing maps showing river miles, rapids, boat launches, access points, public lands, roads, and campgrounds. David also gives you all of the important travel information you need to plan a successful trip, including a listing of fly shops, sporting good stores, motels, guides, lodges, restaurants, car and boat rentals, and more.

Fly Fishing Virginia: A No Nonsense Guide to Top Waters

From small creeks to the expansive Jackson River, Beau Beasley shows you where to fly fish in Virginia. Detailed maps, photographs, and Beasley's wisdom guide you through the many waters in the Old Dominion. Use this book to plan your next trip and then take it along with you!

Guide to Fly Fishing in Arizona

Arizona has a wonderful variety of waters to fly fish from the hot desert floor to cool alpine forests and higher! Here you'll find favorite trout waters from the famous Lees Ferry to small mountain lakes. Also included are some fine reservoirs and streams where one can fly fish for bass.

Flyfishers Guide to Northern New England (Flyfishers Guide) (Flyfishers Guide)

New Mexico (Flyfisher's Guides) (Flyfisher's Guides)

This new addition to the Flyfisher's Guide series is the most comprehensive guidebook ever published for the state of New Mexico. From high mountain lakes and streams to wild river canyons, from large reservoirs to sprawling private ranches, New Mexico has an abundance of quality flyfishing opportunities without the crowds. Van Beacham, is a fourth generation New Mexican who has guided flyfishers in New Mexico all his adult life. Van covers in detail all of the great waters, including the famed San Juan River, Rio Chama, Rio Vallecitos, the Rio de Los Pinos, Jemez, Pecos, Santa Fe area streams, Gila, Rio Grande Gorge and more. He also covers the great trophy trout fishing on the Indian reservations and pay-to-fish private ranches. Van details how to fish each water, with hatch charts, recommended flies, and stream facts. There are over 60 detailed fishing maps showing river miles, access points, boat launches, campgrounds, public land, and roads. Van also covers all the travel information you need to plan your trip, including fly shops, sporting good stores, motels, guides, lodges, restaurants, car rentals, boat rentals, and more. This is a must have book for anyone planning to flyfish New Mexico.

Fishing Arizona: Your Guide to Arizona's Best Fishing (Arizona Recreation)

Featuring over 100 great locations! Travel Directions Big Catches Plus - Urban Lakes & Mexican Lakes

Fishing Georgia