No Nonsense Fly Fishing Guides

Fly Fishing Central & Southeastern Oregon

Harry Teel

30 maps for waters, hatch charts, and illustrations detail Central Oregon fly fishing waters. Author Harry Teel, a retired outfitter, has more than 60 years of Oregon fly-fishing experience. The famous Deschutes river, a new Steelhead section, remote lakes, private waters, the Metolius, McKenzie, John Day and Williamson rivers, plus less crowded waters like the Crooked, Malheur, Ana, mountain lakes and more. The best fly fishing in this popular region. Full color photographs, color maps, illustrations, extensive hatch charts. Web sites, fishing resources, fly shops and other important information. Great for trip planning.

Fly Fishing Colorado

Jackson Streit

This guide gives you a quick, clear understanding of the essential information you’ll need to fly fish Colorado’s most outstanding waters. You will not waste time. In a few moments, you will know where to go and how to fly fish. Take this guide along for ready reference, or use this book to plan your Colorado fly-fishing trip. Either way, you’ll have enough information and your fly-fishing experience will be new, fresh, and fun! Animas River, Arkansas River, Big Thompson River, Blue River, Cache La Poudre River, Colorado River – Upper, Colorado River – Middle, Colorado River – Lower, Conejos River, Delaney Butte Lakes, Dolores River, Eagle River, Fryingpan River, Grand Mesa Area, Gunnison River, High Alpine Lakes, North Platte River, Piedra River, Rio Grande, Roaring Fork River, San Miguel River, South Platte River – Cheesman Canyon, South Platte River – Wigwam to Trumbull, South Platte River – South Park Area, Spinney Mountain Reservoir, Taylor River, Trappers Lake, Yampa River. 28 maps.