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Publisher's Note:
Looking for the best trout streams in the U.S? From the rushing landlocked salmon rivers of Maine, Pennsylvania's sphinx-like limestone streams, the famed tailwaters of Arkansas, the fabulous fleestone rivers of the area around Yellowstone, and the great rainbow rivers of Iliamna, you'll find them all in this guide. Chosen by survey of Trout Unlimited's members, the rivers profiled in this book offer fishing opportunities for every kind of angler -- bait, casting, fly, and spinning. Each profile contains information on where, when, and how to fish the stream, and each profile is accompanied by a clear, easy-to-read map.
From the Back Cover:
They fire an angler's dreams - Vermont's Batten Kill, Michigan's Au Sable, the Firehole and Gibbon in Yellowstone National Park, Alaska's Togiak, Montana's Rock creek - and 94 other streams in 30 states. These are the rivers and creeks voted the best places to catch trout in America by members of Trout Unlimited. Each chapter in this book covers one of these 100 waters, describing the river, the species of trout found there, the hatches, the flies and lures that will catch these trout, the best months to go, and even a bit of conservation history. Also included are maps of the streams and the roads that lead to them. John Ross, columnist for Sporting Classics magazine, has fished many of these streams and consulted with many experts. The information he's compiled will make you want to grab your gear and head for one of these rivers. It's the kind of book you'll want on your bookshelf and on your next great fishing adventure. A portion of the proceeds goes to Trout Unlimited to help protect and sustain coldwater fisheries. (9.3 x 6.3, 353 pages)
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