Stream biologist John Tertuliani applies scientific principles to dispel common beliefs about smallmouth bass and streams and helps you catch bigger fish than ever before. These principles also apply to trophy trout.
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John Tertuliani has been employed as a biologist since 1982. He holds a bachelor of science in fisheries management from Ohio State University and a master of science degree in biology from Eastern Kentucky University. He is also an active member of the Outdoor Writers Association of America and editor for the Outdoor Writers of Ohio.
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This review is from: Smallmouth Bass and Streams: Thoughts on Fly-Fishing (Paperback)
A very useful book written by an experienced smallmouth bass fisherman. There are many insights yet his approach is fairy simple.
He does not confuse you with huge numbers of fly patterns.
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Streams are the lifeblood of freshwater fly-fishing, Although popular in freshwater and salt throughout the world, fly-fishing for the most part takes place in streams. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
adult smallmouth, soft craw, smallmouth fly, rear taper, drift lane, juvenile crayfish, smallmouth fishing, gage height, front taper, crayfish pattern, aquatic entomology, current break, scour hole, sinking tip lines, deep drifting, quarter crescent, smallmouth bass, woolly worm, typical stream, butt section, sinking rate, stream conditions, casting distance, shooting heads, forage fish Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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Streams are the lifeblood of freshwater fly-fishing, Although popular in freshwater and salt throughout the world, fly-fishing for the most part takes place in streams. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
adult smallmouth, soft craw, smallmouth fly, rear taper, drift lane, juvenile crayfish, smallmouth fishing, gage height, front taper, crayfish pattern, aquatic entomology, current break, scour hole, sinking tip lines, deep drifting, quarter crescent, smallmouth bass, woolly worm, typical stream, butt section, sinking rate, stream conditions, casting distance, shooting heads, forage fish Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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- Good Flies: Favorite Trout Patterns and How They Got That Way by John Gierach on page 98
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