A Primer of Fly-Fishing

The hardcover binding remains solid, though the dust jacket exhibits visible wear and tear, including edge fraying and minor creases. The pages are clean and free from inscriptions or markings, ensuring a pleasant reading experience. The book is not signed and does not bear any ex-library markings, maintaining its original integrity.

This edition of "A Primer of Fly-Fishing" by Roderick Haig-Brown is a comprehensive guide to the art of fly fishing, originally published in 1964 by Morrow. The book is illustrated by Louis Darling, enhancing its practical insights with visual appeal. Published by Douglas & McIntyre and the University of Washington Press in 1982, this fourth printing is a testament to the enduring popularity of Haig-Brown's work. Known for his expertise in outdoor writing, Haig-Brown provides valuable techniques and knowledge for both novice and experienced anglers. The book is bound in hardcover, offering durability for frequent use. This edition is particularly notable for its detailed illustrations and insightful prose, making it a valuable addition to any fishing enthusiast's library. The condition of the dust jacket shows signs of wear, but remains intact, preserving the book's aesthetic. ISBN 0-295-95932-0.