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Meeting & Fishing the Hatches

by Meck, Charles R

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0876912323
ISBN 13
9780876912324
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Winchester Press, 1977. First edition. Hard cover. Very Good/No Dustjacket. A detailed look at the hatches on American rivers with many patterns and tyings. A very useful guide for anyone planning an American flyfishing trip. Charles Meck gives "information that will help the fly fisherman plan, organize, and schedule future fishing trips. Whether the stream to be fished is in the East, Midwest, or West, Meck, dividing them into morning, afternoon, and evening occurrences, describes the kinds of hatches that can be expected, the month and approximate day when they can be expected, the kinds of artificials that can best attract the feeding trout, and a realistic approach to imitating aquatic insects. All of this is described and explained in a lucid and compelling text and - for further usefulness - is summed up in special Emergence Charts that contain important information on more than eighty common insect species. A color section depicting various mayflies, including photographs of their abdomens - which is how the fish see them - will provide additional assistance to the fisherman". Chapters include:- General rules for meeting the hatches; Insect emergence; A primer on the hatches; Meeting a mayfly hatch: the yellow drake; A realistic approach to imitating mayflies and other aquatic insects; Fishing the morning hatches (eastern and midwestern); Fishing the afternoon hatches (eastern and midwestern); Fishing the evening hatches (eastern and midwestern); Fishing the un-hatches; Meeting the western hatches; Fishing the morning hatches (western); Fishing the afternoon hatches (western); Fishing the evening hatches (western); A plea to all fishermen. Charles R. Meck, a lifelong Pennsylvania resident and the author of several successful books on fly-fishing, has fished virtually every trout stream in the state of Pennsylvania. He has also fished throughout the Mid-Atlantic States, Arizona and New Mexico. When he is not fishing, he is writing, teaching or speaking. His numerous works include the third edition of Trout Streams and Hatches of Pennsylvania, Arizona Trout Streams and Their Hatches, Mid-Atlantic Trout Streams and Their Hatches, Fishing Small Streams with a Fly Rod, and Meeting and Fishing the Hatches.

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Bookseller
Michael Patrick McCarty, Bookseller US (US)
Bookseller's Inventory #
SKU2010030981
Title
Meeting & Fishing the Hatches
Author
Meck, Charles R
Format/Binding
Hard cover
Book Condition
Used - Very Good
Jacket Condition
No Dustjacket
Quantity Available
1
Edition
First edition
Binding
Hardcover
ISBN 10
0876912323
ISBN 13
9780876912324
Publisher
Winchester Press
Place of Publication
New York
Date Published
1977
X weight
25 oz

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