The Dry Fly and Fast Water

From childhood, fly fishing enthusiast George Michel Lucien Le Branche was devoted to the fly fisher's art. Once firmly believing that only the smooth, slow stretches of a stream could be fished successfully with the dry fly, LeBranche, over the course of 20 years, learned that the floater, if skillfully handled, is applicable to any part of a swift stream. In this fascinating 1914 volume, LeBranche takes the reader on a journey as he explores the art of fishing with the floating fly on some of the swiftest moving American trout streams.