Fly Fishing Literature

All the Best: Celebrating Lefty Kreh - An Inconvenient Trout - bks-lit-atff - BKS-LIT-CALE - Chris Santella - John Gierach - Norman Maclean - Dances With Sharks - Fly Fishing Pioneers & Legends of the Northwest - Fly Fishing with Trout-Tail - Fly Waters Near & Far - Found in a River - Gray Ghost - Paul Schullery - Of Winds and Tides - Rod Rage: The Ultimate Guide to Angling Ethics - Tales of the Rise Journal - The Angler's Coast - The Compleat Angler - The Essential Kelson - The Fine Art of Angling - The Grand Cascapedia River: A History Vol. 1 - The River Why - Trout Unlimited's Guide to America's 100 Best Trout Streams - Trout, Trout, Trout: A Fish Chant

Ever asked yourself why you fish? For most of us, that's a hard question to answer. It's the way it makes us feel, and that satisfaction and wonder can't really be described in terms that are, uh, logical. One thing that is perfectly clear is that this strange passion of ours has produced some incredible writers, people for whom fly fishing is much more than a hobby. Whether you're in the mood to laugh, dream, or fall asleep by the campfire, this list of books will enhance your appreciation of fly fishing and keep you smiling to yourself in the knowledge that you are part of a unique, esoteric and downright awesome culture.

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