BLACKER, William.
Blacker's Art of Fly Making.
London: Rewritten and Revised By the Author , 1855.
$975.00
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Item Number: RRB-150426
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William Blacker's Art of Fly Making
Second edition of this classic work on the art of fly fishing and fly tying. Duodecimo, bound in three-quarters morocco over boards with gilt titles and floral detailing stamped in blind to the spine in six compartments within gilt bands, ruling stamped in blind to the front and rear panels, all edges marbled, frontispiece, illustrated with engravings of salmon and trout flies. In near fine condition.
Fly fishing is a method of angling in which fish are caught using an artificial “fly” cast with a weighted line and specialized rod, emphasizing precision, timing, and the controlled imitation of insect life. Beyond its technical demands—casting mechanics, reading currents, and matching local hatches—fly fishing has developed a distinct cultural tradition in which skill is framed as attentiveness to ecology and restraint toward the natural world.
Blacker's Art of Fly Making.
$975.00
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