The effectiveness of the fly depends largely on the inability of fish to identify it as a bit prickly and dangerous, and it often happens that strange and unusual a form that can enhance the non-recognition in the eyes of prey. The concept of 'different' is therefore critical to the success of a moschista: this does not necessarily mean resorting to bait dissimilar from real insects, but propose to the salmonid or timallide new trap for him, the fruit of our custom and our imagination . Hence the importance of always have a large selection of lures with different characteristics. This second book by Luca Montanari guides us along this path. - A selection of the most effective artificial undermining trout, grayling and salmon. - The dry flies, and the emerging nymphs. - The streamers. - The man for Atlantic salmon. - The quality imitation, recipe editing, suggestions for use, historical and geographical notes. An invitation to testing and deciphering of life on the river, which will appear as an open book, in which venture with the knowledge to establish a relationship with him full and equal. We, the river, insects, fish.
Work on the author
Luca Montanari (Rome, 1965) has collaborated since 1993 with monthly 'Draw', for which treatment also heading Dressing. He also collaborates with the American magazine "Fly tyer 'and with Mustad's website. In 1997 he participated as an expert in Fly Tying Days, the exhibition organized by the Partridge which brings together some of the best known manufacturers of artificial flies around the world. For types Editoriale Olimpia published volume Flies. Fishing Flies (2002). Lives and works in Rome.
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