Flyfisher's Guide to Arizona: Completely updated and ready to ship

Will Jordan has updated the Flyfisher's Guide to Arizona from head to toe, including the vast effects of the 2011 Wallow Fire and a gorgeous new cover photo. If you're going to Arizona and are in search of a honey hole, Jordan's book will help. Signed copies available at Wilderness Adventures Press.

Flyfisher's Guide to Connecticut coming down the pike

We have completed the maps and hatch charts and are currently editing and laying out Wilderness Adventures Press' latest offering: The Flyfisher's Guide to Connecticut. Author Ron Merly, a Connecticut angler of over 45 years and current Connecticut sea-run brown trout record holder, guides you to and through over 350 (that's right) of this small state's rivers, brooks, lakes and ponds. The Housatonic and Farmington rivers are meticulously laid out so that both seasoned and new anglers can figure them out. Detailed maps and hatch charts will get you to an access point and help you select an effective fly. Residents and tourists alike will learn from this thorough new guide.
It is due on book shelves January, 2012.

Flyfishers Guide to the New England Coast available soon!

Flyfisher’s Guide to™ the New England Coast:
Rhode Island • Massachusetts • New Hampshire • Maine

By Tom Keer
The Flyfisher’s Guide to the New England Coast: Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine is the most comprehensive guide ever written on the innumerable fishing opportunities in this beautiful area of the country. Nationally known writer and angler Tom Keer guides the reader along the entire coastline, including all bays, coves, jetties, tributaries, peninsulas and islands. Every nook and cranny is covered.
Keer covers the seasons, fish species, light tackle, flies, boats, tactics, forage fish and includes a smattering of the history. Few know the ins and outs of this water better, and even fewer can put it on paper as eloquently as Keer.
Dozens of maps detail every access point, boat launch, water feature and depth, giving rookie and veteran anglers alike all the information required to have the times of their lives hammering the big fish available in these waters.
From stripers to sharks and everything in between, this is the must-read guide for fishing the coast, from Rhode Island to Maine.

Softcover 6 x 9 inches
368 pages, 39 maps
50+ B & W photos
ISBN: 978-1-932098-75-4
UPC: 8-09206-98754-8
Retail Price: $28.95
Case Quantity: 16
Available mid-Dec 2010

Flyfisher's Guide to the Big Apple available soon!

Flyfisher’s Guide to™ The Big Apple: Great Waters within
150 miles of New York City
By Tom Gilmore
American flyfishing is rooted in the area surrounding New York City, and author Tom Gilmore’s intimate knowledge of this history, and more importantly the fishing, will guide you from brook to brook and hatch to
hatch. Gilmore hits on everything from the well-known rivers to the out-of-the-way babbling streams of which only the locals know.
From the Catskills to the Susquehanna, the Lehigh to urban spring creeks, and the Brodhead to the Delaware
and much more, this guide will break down the area’s tremendous fishing, including the whens, wheres, hows
and more. Each water has its own hatch chart, map, driving directions and thorough description. Residents of this populated and busy area can easily escape the hustle and bustle with this marvelous new book.

Softcover 6 x 9 inches
416 pages, 35 maps
80+ B & W photos
ISBN: 978-1-932098-83-9
UPC: 8-09206-98839-2
Retail Price: $28.95
Case Quantity: 16
Available Dec 2010

Meatiest Montana guide book on the market

There are something like eight guide books currently in print for fly fishing in Montana. Many, however, cover only the big-name rivers, giving a "guide's" perspective and tips, which is wonderful. But virtually every guide, outfitter, and fly shop has these rivers covered on their website, from a guide's perspective. What about some of the tributaries? How 'bout some mountain lakes or miniscule forks?

The Flyfisher's Guide to Montana touches on well over 150 fisheries, giving enough, but not too much, information. At 472 pages, it is the thickest Montana fly fishing guide book available.
For a thorough rundown of all that Montana offers, this is the best guide book available.

Eastern US Flyfishing Guide Books

We are awaiting the return of two new books from the printer - the Flyfisher's Guide to the Big Apple (waters within 150 miles of New York City) by Tom Gilmore and the Flyfisher's Guide to the New England Coast by Tom Keer. Both are extensive volumes guaranteed to put you on big fish in new destinations. Both should hit the shelves in late December.

We are awaiting the return of two new books from the printer - the Flyfisher's Guide to the Big Apple (waters within 150 miles of New York City) by Tom Gilmore and the Flyfisher's Guide to the New England Coast by Tom Keer. Both are extensive volumes guaranteed to put you on big fish in new destinations. Both should hit the shelves in late December.