Kayak fishing is one of the fastest growing segments in the sport of fly fishing. In addition to getting you away from the bank and to unpressured water, they are stealthy, easily transported and stored, and modern boats offer a plethora of options for fresh- and saltwater anglers. This complete guide to fly fishing from a kayak thoroughly covers techniques, tackle, choosing the right boat and how to rig it, and strategies. Fishing pros featured include Pat Cohen (upstate New York), Chris LeMessurier (Michigan), Juan Veruete (Pennsylvania), Drew Haerer, Brian Cadoret (Vermont), Casey Brunning (Louisiana), Conway Bowman (California)

About the Author
Ben Duchesney writes for Kayak Angler, Field and Stream, American Angler, and other publications including Bassin' Magazine and The Fly Fish Journal. He is the marketing manager for PostFlyBox, a company that sells flies direct to consumers on a subscription basis. He lives in Boston, Massachusetts.

Reviews
Duchesney has solidly bridged a gap between two of the fastest-growing facets of our sport: flyfishing and kayak fishing. This is a must read for anyone looking to become proficient in fly from one of these crafts, which present unique challenges in terms of balance, approach, and presentation. Between Duchesney's own experience and that of the experts he tapped for this invaluable resource, consider this the Bible on the topic.--Joe Cermele, Fishing Editor, Field & Stream Fueled by years of experience with paddle and fly pole, Ben Duchesney's Kayak Fly Fishing spills the beans on the tackle, gear, boats, and techniques you'll need to hit the water with a long rod and human-powered boat.--Ric Burnley, editor, Kayak Angler magazine and author of The Complete Kayak Fisherman



Book Information
ISBN 9780811717687
Author Ben Duchesney
Format Paperback
Page Count 200
Imprint Stackpole Books
Publisher Stackpole Books
Weight(grams) 463g
Dimensions(mm) 229mm * 183mm * 11mm