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Condition
Brand New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab
ISBN
9781945501241
Book Title
Local Angler Fly Fishing Austin and Central Texas
Book Series
The Local Angler Ser.
Item Length
9 in
Publisher
Imbrifex Books
Publication Year
2020
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
1 in
Author
Aaron Reed
Genre
Technology & Engineering, Sports & Recreation
Topic
Fishing, Fisheries & Aquaculture
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
29.6 Oz
Number of Pages
384 Pages

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The ultimate "Go fishing now!" guide to angling in central Texas. Discover 49 detailed routes on 12 streams, all within an hour of downtown Austin.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Imbrifex Books
ISBN-10
1945501243
ISBN-13
9781945501241
eBay Product ID (ePID)
22038810239

Product Key Features

Book Title
Local Angler Fly Fishing Austin and Central Texas
Author
Aaron Reed
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Fishing, Fisheries & Aquaculture
Book Series
The Local Angler Ser.
Publication Year
2020
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Technology & Engineering, Sports & Recreation
Number of Pages
384 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9 in
Item Height
1 in
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
29.6 Oz

Additional Product Features

Series Volume Number
1
Lc Classification Number
Sh456.R435 2020
Reviews
"It is basically a treasure map that gives you the tools and knowledge you need to fish on your own in Central Texas. I really enjoyed Part 5 of Aaron's book called 'Ankle Bitters and Other Wildlife.' Also, his recommendations on music and nearby watering holes gives you a glimpse into Aaron's mind and is a fun way to walk in his soggy river shoes." --Davin Topel, Whiskey River Chronicles, (05/01/20) "This book is the Bible of Central Texas Fly Fishing" --Jim Gebhart, On the Fly Magazine, (05/12/20) "I found it to be a mesmerizing manifesto on sampling all the good things in life in the heart of the Lone Star State - yes fishing, but also local cuisine, backcountry hiking, communing with comrades, canoeing/kayaking, bird-watching, and conservationist riverkeeping. " --Chad McPhail, author of 49 Trout Streams of Southern Colorado, Between Fact and Fishin', "A gateway to the magical world of fly fishing, Aaron Reed brings a jeweler's eye for detail. Anglers will be rewarded with access to new waters, fish identification and historical perspectives." --Phil Shook, author of Flyfisher's Guide to Texas and Flyfishers Guide to the Northeast Coast "Everything from general fly fishing information like lingo, gear, and ethics, to fish identification and tips for getting children out on the water. There is also an abundance of high-quality photos. He ranks the best ways to access the water, includes info on the best local brewery to hit after fishing, suggests a good song for that particular stretch, and other fun tidbits. This is a great read to have on your shelf." --Katie Burgert, Fish Untamed "The book is extremely rich in photography, creatively designed and organized, and keyed nicely with design elements (icons) to call attention to details about waters, and just as important - your musical soundtrack. This book will change your plans for 2020 and beyond." --Shannon Drawe Texas Fly Caster, (04/26/20) "This book is an impressive recruitment tool for exploring some of the most enchanting and remote waters of Texas. Even if you don't intend to apply what you learn from Reed, you will enjoy his sometimes-reflective prose and sincere passion for fishing and conservation." --David Sikes, Port Aransas South Jetty (04/08/20) "Fly Fishing Austin & Central Texas is a must for the dash or console of every fly-angler's truck or SUV." --Craig Nyhus, Lone-Star Outdoor News, (02/14/20) "I think every reader will connect with different chapters based on their individuality, but no doubt there are remarkable fisheries in the book for everyone - from expert to newbie, from children to the elderly, from guys to gals - the fish are here for all of us to enjoy." --texansonthefly.com (01/23/20) "An insider's guide to local craft breweries and hole in the wall joints where you can take in live music or grab a bite to eat. More than a "how-to" guide; the book is an introduction to the fly fishing community and culture in Austin that will inspire you to go there and experience it." --Larry Littrell, TailerTrash.com (02/28/20) "Aaron has created a valuable resource for anyone wanting to fly fish in central Texas. This book will be a valuable resource for years to come." --Alvin Dedeaux AllWaterGuides.com "This book is a literal wealth of knowledge to fly anglers of every skill level! I consider this book a necessary tool for anyone looking to fly fish the heart of the Lone Star State!" --Chris Johnson LivingWatersFlyFishing.com, "I found it to be a mesmerizing manifesto on sampling all the good things in life in the heart of the Lone Star State - yes fishing, but also local cuisine, backcountry hiking, communing with comrades, canoeing/kayaking, bird-watching, and conservationist riverkeeping. " --Chad McPhail, author of 49 Trout Streams of Southern Colorado, Between Fact and Fishin', "A gateway to the magical world of fly fishing, Aaron Reed brings a jeweler's eye for detail. Anglers will be rewarded with access to new waters, fish identification and historical perspectives." --Phil Shook, author of Flyfisher's Guide to Texas and Flyfishers Guide to the Northeast Coast "The book is extremely rich in photography, creatively designed and organized, and keyed nicely with design elements (icons) to call attention to details about waters, and just as important - your musical soundtrack. This book will change your plans for 2020 and beyond." --Shannon Drawe Texas Fly Caster, (04/26/20) "This book is an impressive recruitment tool for exploring some of the most enchanting and remote waters of Texas. Even if you don't intend to apply what you learn from Reed, you will enjoy his sometimes-reflective prose and sincere passion for fishing and conservation." --David Sikes, Port Aransas South Jetty (04/08/20) "Fly Fishing Austin & Central Texas is a must for the dash or console of every fly-angler's truck or SUV." --Craig Nyhus, Lone-Star Outdoor News, (02/14/20) "I think every reader will connect with different chapters based on their individuality, but no doubt there are remarkable fisheries in the book for everyone - from expert to newbie, from children to the elderly, from guys to gals - the fish are here for all of us to enjoy." --texansonthefly.com (01/23/20) "An insider's guide to local craft breweries and hole in the wall joints where you can take in live music or grab a bite to eat. More than a "how-to" guide; the book is an introduction to the fly fishing community and culture in Austin that will inspire you to go there and experience it." --Larry Littrell, TailerTrash.com (02/28/20) "Aaron has created a valuable resource for anyone wanting to fly fish in central Texas. This book will be a valuable resource for years to come." --Alvin Dedeaux AllWaterGuides.com "This book is a literal wealth of knowledge to fly anglers of every skill level! I consider this book a necessary tool for anyone looking to fly fish the heart of the Lone Star State!" --Chris Johnson LivingWatersFlyFishing.com, "Aaron Reed is a darn fine writer with a great eye for detail. It is one of the best region-focused resources on fly fishing I''ve seen in a long time" --Kirk Deeter, Trout Unlimited Magazine , (Summer 2020) Whiskey River Chronicles, "It is basically a treasure map that gives you the tools and knowledge you need to fish on your own in Central Texas. I really enjoyed Part 5 of Aaron''s book called ''Ankle Bitters and Other Wildlife.'' Also, his recommendations on music and nearby watering holes gives you a glimpse into Aaron''s mind and is a fun way to walk in his soggy river shoes." --Davin Topel, Whiskey River Chronicles, (05/01/20) "This book is the Bible of Central Texas Fly Fishing" --Jim Gebhart, On the Fly Magazine, (05/12/20) "I found it to be a mesmerizing manifesto on sampling all the good things in life in the heart of the Lone Star State - yes fishing, but also local cuisine, backcountry hiking, communing with comrades, canoeing/kayaking, bird-watching, and conservationist riverkeeping. " --Chad McPhail, author of 49 Trout Streams of Southern Colorado, Between Fact and Fishin'', "A gateway to the magical world of fly fishing, Aaron Reed brings a jeweler''s eye for detail. Anglers will be rewarded with access to new waters, fish identification and historical perspectives." --Phil Shook, author of Flyfisher''s Guide to Texas and Flyfishers Guide to the Northeast Coast "Everything from general fly fishing information like lingo, gear, and ethics, to fish identification and tips for getting children out on the water. There is also an abundance of high-quality photos. He ranks the best ways to access the water, includes info on the best local brewery to hit after fishing, suggests a good song for that particular stretch, and other fun tidbits. This is a great read to have on your shelf." --Katie Burgert, Fish Untamed "The book is extremely rich in photography, creatively designed and organized, and keyed nicely with design elements (icons) to call attention to details about waters, and just as important - your musical soundtrack. This book will change your plans for 2020 and beyond." --Shannon Drawe Texas Fly Caster, (04/26/20) "This book is an impressive recruitment tool for exploring some of the most enchanting and remote waters of Texas. Even if you don''t intend to apply what you learn from Reed, you will enjoy his sometimes-reflective prose and sincere passion for fishing and conservation." --David Sikes, Port Aransas South Jetty (04/08/20) "Fly Fishing Austin & Central Texas is a must for the dash or console of every fly-angler''s truck or SUV." --Craig Nyhus, Lone-Star Outdoor News, (02/14/20) "I think every reader will connect with different chapters based on their individuality, but no doubt there are remarkable fisheries in the book for everyone - from expert to newbie, from children to the elderly, from guys to gals - the fish are here for all of us to enjoy." --texansonthefly.com (01/23/20) "An insider''s guide to local craft breweries and hole in the wall joints where you can take in live music or grab a bite to eat. More than a "how-to" guide; the book is an introduction to the fly fishing community and culture in Austin that will inspire you to go there and experience it." --Larry Littrell, TailerTrash.com (02/28/20) "Aaron has created a valuable resource for anyone wanting to fly fish in central Texas. This book will be a valuable resource for years to come." --Alvin Dedeaux AllWaterGuides.com "This book is a literal wealth of knowledge to fly anglers of every skill level! I consider this book a necessary tool for anyone looking to fly fish the heart of the Lone Star State!" --Chris Johnson LivingWatersFlyFishing.com, "It is basically a treasure map that gives you the tools and knowledge you need to fish on your own in Central Texas. I really enjoyed Part 5 of Aaron's book called 'Ankle Bitters and Other Wildlife.' Also, his recommendations on music and nearby watering holes gives you a glimpse into Aaron's mind and is a fun way to walk in his soggy river shoes." --Davin Topel, Whiskey River Chronicles, (05/01/20) "I found it to be a mesmerizing manifesto on sampling all the good things in life in the heart of the Lone Star State - yes fishing, but also local cuisine, backcountry hiking, communing with comrades, canoeing/kayaking, bird-watching, and conservationist riverkeeping. " --Chad McPhail, author of 49 Trout Streams of Southern Colorado, Between Fact and Fishin', "A gateway to the magical world of fly fishing, Aaron Reed brings a jeweler's eye for detail. Anglers will be rewarded with access to new waters, fish identification and historical perspectives." --Phil Shook, author of Flyfisher's Guide to Texas and Flyfishers Guide to the Northeast Coast "Everything from general fly fishing information like lingo, gear, and ethics, to fish identification and tips for getting children out on the water. There is also an abundance of high-quality photos. He ranks the best ways to access the water, includes info on the best local brewery to hit after fishing, suggests a good song for that particular stretch, and other fun tidbits. This is a great read to have on your shelf." --Katie Burgert, Fish Untamed "The book is extremely rich in photography, creatively designed and organized, and keyed nicely with design elements (icons) to call attention to details about waters, and just as important - your musical soundtrack. This book will change your plans for 2020 and beyond." --Shannon Drawe Texas Fly Caster, (04/26/20) "This book is an impressive recruitment tool for exploring some of the most enchanting and remote waters of Texas. Even if you don't intend to apply what you learn from Reed, you will enjoy his sometimes-reflective prose and sincere passion for fishing and conservation." --David Sikes, Port Aransas South Jetty (04/08/20) "Fly Fishing Austin & Central Texas is a must for the dash or console of every fly-angler's truck or SUV." --Craig Nyhus, Lone-Star Outdoor News, (02/14/20) "I think every reader will connect with different chapters based on their individuality, but no doubt there are remarkable fisheries in the book for everyone - from expert to newbie, from children to the elderly, from guys to gals - the fish are here for all of us to enjoy." --texansonthefly.com (01/23/20) "An insider's guide to local craft breweries and hole in the wall joints where you can take in live music or grab a bite to eat. More than a "how-to" guide; the book is an introduction to the fly fishing community and culture in Austin that will inspire you to go there and experience it." --Larry Littrell, TailerTrash.com (02/28/20) "Aaron has created a valuable resource for anyone wanting to fly fish in central Texas. This book will be a valuable resource for years to come." --Alvin Dedeaux AllWaterGuides.com "This book is a literal wealth of knowledge to fly anglers of every skill level! I consider this book a necessary tool for anyone looking to fly fish the heart of the Lone Star State!" --Chris Johnson LivingWatersFlyFishing.com, "It is basically a treasure map that gives you the tools and knowledge you need to fish on your own in Central Texas. I really enjoyed Part 5 of Aaron's book called 'Ankle Bitters and Other Wildlife.' Also, his recommendations on music and nearby watering holes gives you a glimpse into Aaron's mind and is a fun way to walk in his soggy river shoes." --Davin Topel, Whiskey River Chronicles, (05/01/20) "I found it to be a mesmerizing manifesto on sampling all the good things in life in the heart of the Lone Star State - yes fishing, but also local cuisine, backcountry hiking, communing with comrades, canoeing/kayaking, bird-watching, and conservationist riverkeeping. " --Chad McPhail, author of 49 Trout Streams of Southern Colorado, Between Fact and Fishin', "A gateway to the magical world of fly fishing, Aaron Reed brings a jeweler's eye for detail. Anglers will be rewarded with access to new waters, fish identification and historical perspectives." --Phil Shook, author of Flyfisher's Guide to Texas and Flyfishers Guide to the Northeast Coast "The book is extremely rich in photography, creatively designed and organized, and keyed nicely with design elements (icons) to call attention to details about waters, and just as important - your musical soundtrack. This book will change your plans for 2020 and beyond." --Shannon Drawe Texas Fly Caster, (04/26/20) "This book is an impressive recruitment tool for exploring some of the most enchanting and remote waters of Texas. Even if you don't intend to apply what you learn from Reed, you will enjoy his sometimes-reflective prose and sincere passion for fishing and conservation." --David Sikes, Port Aransas South Jetty (04/08/20) "Fly Fishing Austin & Central Texas is a must for the dash or console of every fly-angler's truck or SUV." --Craig Nyhus, Lone-Star Outdoor News, (02/14/20) "I think every reader will connect with different chapters based on their individuality, but no doubt there are remarkable fisheries in the book for everyone - from expert to newbie, from children to the elderly, from guys to gals - the fish are here for all of us to enjoy." --texansonthefly.com (01/23/20) "An insider's guide to local craft breweries and hole in the wall joints where you can take in live music or grab a bite to eat. More than a "how-to" guide; the book is an introduction to the fly fishing community and culture in Austin that will inspire you to go there and experience it." --Larry Littrell, TailerTrash.com (02/28/20) "Aaron has created a valuable resource for anyone wanting to fly fish in central Texas. This book will be a valuable resource for years to come." --Alvin Dedeaux AllWaterGuides.com "This book is a literal wealth of knowledge to fly anglers of every skill level! I consider this book a necessary tool for anyone looking to fly fish the heart of the Lone Star State!" --Chris Johnson LivingWatersFlyFishing.com
Copyright Date
2019
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
2019-036694

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