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Fifty More Places to Fly Fish Before You Die: Fly-fishing Experts Share More of the World's Greatest Destinations

hardcoverOctober 1, 2011
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ISBN-13: 9781584799375 ISBN-10: 1584799374
Publisher
Abrams Books
Binding
hardcover
Published
October 1, 2011
Weight
1.8 lbs
Dimensions
20.30×2.50×17.80 cm

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Fifty More Places to Fly Fish Before You Die: Fly-fishing Experts Share More of the World's Greatest Destinations by Santella, Chris. hardcover edition. ISBN: 9781584799375.

Fifty More Places to Fly Fish Before You Die is the latest offering in the bestselling Fifty Places series. Chris Santella’s first book, Fifty Places to Fly Fish Before You Die, has more than 100,000 copies in print, and Santella—now a regular fly-fishing contributor to the New York Times and many angling periodicals—has finally returned to the subject that started it all. Santella profiles 50 more first-class fly-fishing destinations around the world, as shared by top fishing-expedition leaders and journalists. This volume includes many of fly fishing’s “next big things”: fishing in San Diego for mako sharks; sight-casting in Bolivia for golden dorado; flats-style striper fishing in Maine’s Casco Bay; nocturnal sea trout angling in Wales; and fishing for giant mahseer in the Himalayan foothills of India. Gorgeous photography showcases the beauty of these destinations, and the “If You Go” section enables readers to embark on the fishing trips themselves. Praise for Fifty More Places to Fly Fish Before You Die: “The photos are sharp, the prose is compelling (Santella is one of the best in this business), the research is supremely thorough . . . and as such, the ride through 50 More Places is very much worth taking.” —Field and Stream.com