Ben Bilello

CLASSIC AND MODERN ATLANTIC SALMON FLIES

 
 
 



























Flies for Connecticut Atlantic Salmon

How to Tie and Fish Them

by Ben Bilello


  

    Connecticut’s broodstock Atlantic salmon fishery is the only one of its kind in the United States. For local anglers, broodstock Atlantic salmon fishing is one of the most reliable ways to catch a large fish in fresh water. For anglers interested in Atlantic salmon fishing, this fishery is a great resource for learning and practicing the techniques used to catch Atlantic salmon around the world.


    “Flies for Connecticut Atlantic Salmon” has recipes for 75 effective wet, dry, and tube fly patterns, as well as 11 in-depth, step-by-step tutorials. Instructions on how, when, and where to fish these flies can be found throughout the book. The premium edition has embedded links which allow the reader to easily jump between pages, chapters, and a fly pattern index. Other premium edition links allow the reader to examine flies, tying techniques, and fishing strategies found on external websites. “Flies for Connecticut Atlantic Salmon” is a valuable resource for fly tyers and non-tying anglers alike. 



Premium edition available on iTunes or the Apple iBooks store


*Click here to navigate to the iBooks Store*







$19.99


Requirements: To view this book, you must have an iPad with iBooks 2 or later and iOS 5 or later, or an iPhone with iOS 8.4 or later, or a Mac with OS X 10.9 or later.



PDF edition available here (compatible with all operating systems)






$14.99


EBook Preview

(click images below to enlarge)

 

Book

Book Flies


Top left: Temple Dog

Bottom left: Gaspé Bomber

Center: Atlantic salmon w/Green Machine

Bottom right: Chief Needabeh

Wet Flies, Bucktails, and Dry Flies