101 Fly Fishing Tips by Lefty Kreh
In 101 Fly-Fishing Tips, fly fishing legend Lefty Kreh shares his wealth of experience with a variety of commonsense solutions to the problems that anglers face. His tips include: how to pacify a fish; which hook-sharpening tools to use, and when; how to take a rod apart when it’s stuck; what to do to avoid breaking your rod when a fish runs under your boat; how to dry waders and find leaks; why long hat brims affect casting accuracy; and much more.
- Lefty Kreh is legendary as an experienced, well-prepared, and thoughtful angler
- 101 tips that improve a fly fisher’s success, comfort, and enjoyment while on the water
- A must-have for any serious angler
- Contains black and white photos, diagrams, and charts
- 5 1/2″ X 8 1/4″
| Dimensions | 5 1/2″ x 8 1/4″ |
|---|---|
| Format | Printed book |
| Content | 101 practical fly fishing tips, photos, diagrams, charts |
FAQ
Are the tips in the book applicable to both beginners and experienced anglers?
Yes, the tips are practical and cover a range of common issues faced by anglers at all levels, from basic techniques to advanced troubleshooting.
Does the book include visual aids like photos or diagrams?
Yes, the book contains black and white photos, diagrams, and charts to support the tips and make them easier to understand.
Is this book suitable for use on the water or primarily for reference?
It’s best used as a reference guide while on the water or during preparation. The tips are designed to be applied in real fishing situations.

Irene Kelly –
This book is a valuable resource for both new and experienced fly fishers. The tips are clear and practical. I’ve used several of them during my trips and they’ve made a real difference in my casting and fish handling.
Jennifer Roberts –
Lefty Kreh’s experience shines through in every tip. The diagrams help explain complex techniques. I found it especially useful for troubleshooting rod and gear issues.
Ryan North –
Great collection of tips that cover everyday problems. A bit dense in places, but worth the read. The photos add clarity to the instructions.
Kylie Paterson –
I’ve been fishing for over 20 years and this book gave me several new insights. The section on avoiding rod breakage was particularly helpful.
Kimberly Mackenzie –
Solid content with practical advice. Not a replacement for hands-on practice, but a great companion for improving on the water.