Fly Fishing the Beaverkill Book

Fly Fishing The Beaverkill, brings together the authorship of Eric Peper and Gary LaFontaine. This duo teams up for a succinct presentation of the Beaverkill's headwaters, its famous pools, brown trout, hatches, and pop ular flies to use while fishing the river.
Fly Fishing the Beaverkill's pocket, paperback book style handily fits into a fly fishing vest, and if going to the Beaverkill that's just where the book should be. (Also avai lable is the 90-minute audio cassette of the book.) This book is a treasu re, a road map in words to the Beaverkill's fishing sections, seasons, ha tch and no-hatch periods, a hatch chart, recipes for key flies, and for m e, an important Appendix entitled, "Adaptive Behavior for the Beaverkill. "
In a few pages the authors explain the decorum, or lack of it, one may find on the Beaverkill. They tell how to handle it graciously, without r ancor when your fishing becomes interrupted with quieries from other angl ers. They remind a reader, that this class river with an international re putation attracts a world of fly fishers.