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Peerless Fly Reels - A Timeless Classic In The Fly-Fishing Industry

Some things in life are considered timeless; Peerless Fly Reels are no exception to the rule. These fly reels have long been associated with the finest of quality when it comes to fly-fishing gear. There are many different models that are associated with the Peerless fly reel name, all of these models incorporate the latest of technology and the oldest of traditions to forge what is thought to be one of the finest reels money can buy.

Some of the great features that these reels offer are oil impregnated bronze bearings, which are a wonderful feature that allows for the bearings to stay lubricated long after the bearing itself runs dry. These bearings are super tough and will easily provide a lifetime of use. The difference between roller, or ball bearings and these fine bearings is that the elements of water, sand, and debris do not wear the bearings down over time making for bearing changes and perhaps more costly repairs later.
Another of the great features that come with the reel is the centerless shaft, which is made of stainless steel. When we speak of centerless, this means that the shaft was machined to such tolerances that there is absolutely no bend or arc to the shaft at all. This is a perfectly shaped stainless steel shaft that could not get any straighter. What this does is give the Peerless fly reel a smooth transition and reel effect, making this an ideal tool for any angler.

The Peerless fly reel is made from anodized materials, and is safe from corrosion and rust. They are made with a non-glare finish that does not repel light from the sun into the water and alert fish of your presence. This is a timeless technique and it has given this fly reel a very aged yet expensive appearance and charm that separates them from all others on the market. Finally we address the great adaptability of this fly reel. Not only is this a very well made and respected fishing tool, it is very versatile as well. No longer are you confined to using a solely right handed reel or left handed reel, when it comes to Peerless fly reels there are no boundaries. A simple flip of the reel converts from left handed to right or back again. This makes the Peerless fly reel one of the premiere reel in the industry and it shows a level of quality and dedication only available from this brand.

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Since its historic first issue back in 1895, Field & Stream magazine has published several thousand articles on trout fishing-far more than on any other fish. The very best of these writings have been collected in this marvelously full and entertaining collection.
Starting with a Civil War hero's description of fly fishing in his youth and a 1900 account of catching a 21/2 pound brook trout just twenty-six miles from New York City, there are splendid (and historically important) articles by such masters as Dr. James Henshall, Emlyn Gill, Nash Buckingham, Eugene Connett, G. M. L. La Branche, Arthur Macdougall, Edward R. Hewitt, and Sid Gordon. The table of contents reads like a Who's Who of American trout fishing-the reader will outwit picky trout with Ray Bergman, take a trip out to New Zealand's waters with Russell Chatham, chase rainbows with Corey Ford, catch steelhead with Zane Grey, visit a legendary fly-tyer and rooster-raiser with A. J. McClane, catch a giant brookie with Peter Kaminsky, and land huge fish on the lightest fly rod in history with Lee Wulff. THE FIELD & STREAM TREASURY OF TROUT FISHING is a book to read and reread, for pleasure, for adventure, for humor, for the sheer joy of it.

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This book describes some of the very best fishing opportunities in western and central New York. Written by C. Scott Sampson and a team comprising some of New York s top outdoor writers and sportsmen, the chapters are narrative and filled with a wealth of fishing methods that are appropriate for each particular lake or stream. These methods will fill the creel of tricks every angler needs to be successful when fishing in central and western New York. The book includes eighteen new maps of area waters, including the locations of public launch sites for ready access.

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Ozark Trout Tales : A Fishing Guide for the White River System
OZARK TROUT TALES A Fishing Guide for the White River System by Steve A. Wright, $24.95 softcover, 200 pages Publication date: December 1994 A COMPLETE GUIDEBOOK FOR RECORD-BREAKING OZARK TROUT RIVERS

Less than 50 years ago, the White, North Fork and Little Red rivers didnt contain a trout. But when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers built five dams in the White River Basin, 168 miles of trout water were created. The extensive list of record-breaking catches from these Ozark tailwaters now includes two world record brown trout.

Ozark Trout Tales provides a comprehensive look at the White River System tailwaters through the eyes of those who fish it most. It is a how-to trout fishing guidebook for the present, with an eye on the past and a look toward the future.

Author Steve Wright spent a year traveling the Ozarks, fishing with the most experienced trout anglers, compiling their stories and detailing their methods. The result is a 200-page book that includes over 150 photographs, illustrations and maps. It covers every aspect of trout fishing - from live bait to dry flies.

My goal was to make this book something all anglers can learn from, no matter what their level of experience or method of choice, Wright said. I think Ive done that. These Ozark streams are unique, and theyve spawned some special fishing techniques.

No other book has examined the entire White River System in Arkansas and Missouri. It includes eight miles of trout water on the White River below Beaver Dam, 22 miles of the White River below Table Rock Dam, 101 miles of the White River below Bull Shoals Dam, five miles of the North Fork River below Norfork Dam and 32 miles of the Little Red River below Greers Ferry Dam. The book devotes a chapter to each tailwater.

But Ozark Trout Tales isnt just a how-to book. Its a book about the people of the Ozarks, too. As its title suggests, the book contains their stories.

Included are many big fish stories, such as how Michael Huey Manley caught a 38-pound, 9-ounce world record brown trout from the North Fork River, how Carl Jones caught a 20-pound, 12-ounce brown trout on 2-pound-test line from the White River, and how Howard Rip Collins landed a 40-pound, 4-ounce world record brown trout from the Little Red River.

There are plenty of other tales, too.

- Did you know that Jerry McKinnis, Forrest Wood and Lloyd Presley worked as White River trout fishing guides before making their marks on ESPN, the bass boat industry and Bransons country music scene, respectively?

- Did you know that the worlds largest wholesaler of fly tying materials is in Mountain Home, Arkansas?

- Did you know that commercial float fishing started in the Ozarks and the johnboat was invented here?

All this, plus addresses and phone numbers for planning a visit, are included in Ozark Trout Tales.

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