Rick Hafele's Favorite Fly Patterns And How To Fish Them
After more than 50 years of fly fishing, these are the flies I want in my fly box no matter where or when I’m fishing for trout. While many patterns are designed to match a specific insect or hatch, these flies represent pattern styles that can be adjusted in size and color to match dozens of different insects. The patterns include five nymphs, five emergers, and six dry flies. After each dressing I discuss what insects they imitate and how I fish them. If you’d like your copy personally inscribed, include a note with the name for the inscription with your purchase.
After more than 50 years of fly fishing, these are the flies I want in my fly box no matter where or when I’m fishing for trout. While many patterns are designed to match a specific insect or hatch, these flies represent pattern styles that can be adjusted in size and color to match dozens of different insects. The patterns include five nymphs, five emergers, and six dry flies. After each dressing I discuss what insects they imitate and how I fish them. If you’d like your copy personally inscribed, include a note with the name for the inscription with your purchase.
After more than 50 years of fly fishing, these are the flies I want in my fly box no matter where or when I’m fishing for trout. While many patterns are designed to match a specific insect or hatch, these flies represent pattern styles that can be adjusted in size and color to match dozens of different insects. The patterns include five nymphs, five emergers, and six dry flies. After each dressing I discuss what insects they imitate and how I fish them. If you’d like your copy personally inscribed, include a note with the name for the inscription with your purchase.