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 JoaoJorge |
Wich one... from Gary LaFontaine |
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Posts: 34 12/26/2007 15:53 |
Hello my Friends,
I already have the fantastic Gary LaFontaine Caddisflies book, now I want buy one more: what do you recomend? The Dry Fly: New Angles or the Trout Flies: Proven Patterns? Thank you in advance, Best Regards and HAppy New Year! 
João |
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Posts: 715 12/27/2007 16:01 Moderator |
I personally liked "The dry fly" New Angles. jmo
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Posts: 35 12/27/2007 16:42 |
Hello,
Thank you so much! Best Regards, João |
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Posts: 4 12/27/2007 20:13 |
IMHO there are no bad Gary LaFontaine books, they're all very good. Have you given the non-tying books a try?
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Posts: 379 12/27/2007 23:39 |
I agree with Leaky. I liked The Dry Fly. Lafontaine puts forth some interesting theories regarding attraction of trout in this book. You can't go
wrong with any of them.
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JoaoJorge |
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Posts: 36 12/28/2007 14:57 |
Hello,
Thank you so much my Friends! Best Regards and happy new Year! João |
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Posts: 75 12/29/2007 10:43 |
silly question.buy both.
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PkwyAngler |
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Posts: 148 12/30/2007 11:10 |
As Hookedonbooks indicated all of Gary Fontaine's books are good & interesting. If you get a chance read Gary's earliest work "Challenge of the Trout"… it kind of gets you into the mindset of the author quickly and hence the books that followed. |
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