Described as "an account
of a 30 year love affair between a pantheon of anglers and possibly
New Zealand's finest still water fishery", this book is about
flyfishing and specifically about stillwater flyfishing, a side
of the sport that has seldom been written about in such detail.
The book has 120 colour photos spread over its 220 pages as well
as a collection of Bird-Art prints by gifted artist Joyce Griffin
There is serious attention given to the impprtant
questions of "how to" – "where to" –
"when to" – "what to" aspects of the still
water fishing providing guide lines for would be angling visitors.
It is amongst the first published works that describes the Lake
Waikaremoana fishery in such detail.
This is a stillwater flyfishing book set amongst
a magnificent backdrop of some of the most wonderful environmental
conditions in the world that creates the opportunity to sight fish
for both brown and rainbow trout in gin clear waters surrounded
by native bush and native birds – the description ‘A
Stillwater Flyfisher’s Paradise” is very apt. |
