Art Flick's New Streamside Guide to Naturals and Their Imitations » (Revised)

Art Flick, 19TK-19TK, has long been nationally recognized as a superb fly fisherman and entomologist, a meticulous and innovative fly-tyer, and a devoted conservationalist. Lauded by other great fly-fishing authors of the late 20th century, including Vincent Mariano, Ernest Schwiebert, and Nick Lyons, Flick's book was a hit among anglers when it first appeared in 1947, and provided a model for fly-fishing entomology texts for years to come. Flick put the tools for successful Catskills fly fishing in the hands of thousands of anglers.

“Still one of the most valuable reference works for the trout angler, this updated version of Art Flick’s Streamside Guide is a must for serious fly fishermen.” —A.J. McClane

The definitive guide from the renowned fly-fishing master

A handsome new edition of the classic by Art Flick, the man who gave American fly fishers their first useable, portable text for “matching the hatch” at streamside. Still an essential text for anglers old and new, the Streamside Guide is the highly readable handbook to the major mayfly species of the eastern seaboard, providing step-by-step instructions for identifying these insects and selecting the proper flies. Flick’s masterful text is a key to his beloved Catskills rivers, the epicenter of American fly fishing. With a new foreword by David Klaustmeyer, Editor of Fly Tyer magazine, this classic work has a full-color insert depicting original fly patterns tied by the author.