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Fly Tyer
$5.99
80 pages
Hook Sense - Let’s get right to the point regarding hook selection. Use these tips to choose—or create—the perfect hook. (Bill "Bugs" Logan)
Mom's Worry - Stu Apte is a legendary angler, guide, and fly designer—and a hell of a nice guy. When the master speaks about tarpon and tarpon flies, we should all listen. (Don Reed)
Water Walkers - These double parachutes land right and float forever. They’re just the ticket when fishing turbulent water. (Al & Gretchen Beatty)
Mastering Married Wings - Married wings are beautiful but tough to tie. Learn the keys to perfecting this advanced fly-tying skill. (Dick Talleur)
The Family PMD - Use these flies to meet on of the most important mayfly hatches. (John R. Gantner)
4 Streamers you MUST Tie - Add these baitfish imitations to your fly box as you WILL catch fish - Guaranteed! (David Klausmeyer)

On the Water
$4.95
114 pages
Outboard Tuna Trolling - Think big to raise, fight and land tuna from a smaller boat.(Captain Eric Stewart)
Back In Action: Springtime Cod On Stellwagen - Light-tackle groundfishing on top of the Bank is a blast in April. (Willy Goldsmith)
Three Seasons Of Great Bay - Something’s always biting in the Granite State’s “Inland Sea.” (Ron Powers)
Smallmouths In The Wind - Take advantage of the blustery bronzeback bite. (Tim Allard)
A Touch Of Spring Steel - Though spring comes late, steelhead come early to Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom. (Matt Crawford)
Sunshine Largemouths - Find the warm spots for hot bass fishing. (Bob Sampson)
Catching The Bug - Prime yourself for a lobster diving adventure. (Jamie Golden)
On The Water’s 2008 Fishing & Boating Connections

Hatches
$6.95
96 pages
Explicit Fly Porn, the Flies of Bud Guidry (photos by Will Mullis)
Carrie Stevens Classic Streamers (Chris Del Plato)
The Flies of Charles Orvis and Mary Orvis Marbury: Landmarks in the History of American Fly Tying (Mike Boyer and Lee Schechter)
How Do You Do That? Techniques for Creating Married Wings for Classic Salmon and Wet Flies (G.S. "Stack" Scoville, Jr., M.D.)
Tie for Show or Tie to Throw? The difference between tying display-quality wet flies and fishing-quality flies (John McCoy)
Early Spring Panfish Patterns (John Ridderbos)
Nuances of Deer Hair (Chris Helm)
The Art of Dubbing (Al Beatty)
The Crayfish Muddler: Bringing a Crayfish Pattern to Life (Will Mullis)
The Cyborg - Merging the Natural and the Synthetic (Sean Murphy)
The Woolly Bully - A Mouthful for Pike (Mark Dysinger)
Upright Quill Wing Dry Flies (Rob Schreiner)
The Charlie Boy Hopper (Charlie Craven)

Florida Sport Fishing
$4.99
194 pages
On the Half Shell : Oysters are the jewels of the sea. Not only are they nutritious, they filter and clean seawater by inhaling tiny organisms, all while creating prime feeding grounds for three of South Florida’s favorite shellfish-eating gamesters- snook, redfish and sheepshead.
Degrees of Separation : Innovative Hull Designs and the Future of Boat Building from the Perspective of Two of the Industry’s Finest…
Dockominiums : Silly solution or ingenious investment? Throughout the Southeast, the marina industry is considered the most fragmented real estate entity that exists and is historically dominated by mom and pop type owners. Expenses associated with operating a working boatyard or marina in a heavily populated area like South Florida, have grown exponentially in the past 10 years.
Superbait! : If I were somehow limited to fishing with only one artificial lure, it would surely be the white bucktail. Whether skimming across the flats of Flamingo in search of snook, redfish and trout, deep jigging Palm Beach wrecks for grouper and back-breaking AJs, or scouting weed-lines off Miami in search of exciting blue water action with colorful dolphin, white bucktail jigs reign supreme.
Slob Slaying Southeast Style! : Enticing sizable grouper to eat your bait is one thing; emerging victorious from the brutal tackle-testing battles is an altogether different story. Check out how to gear up to get the job done!
Oblivious : “So, what’s the big deal with catching a five pound fish in five inches of water?” If you have to ask, you’ve never been bonefishing.
“There he is…Nine o’clock…Twenty-five feet. Nice fish headed right for us. Cast…Cast”
Blitz : Looking for a change of pace? Thinking about expanding your angling repertoire? Whatever the case - fly-fish the fall bait run for knuckle-busting encounters with many of Florida’s greatest game fish.