Stackpole Books 1992, 1st ed/2nd printing. Hardcover 4to (11.5" tall). HC/DJ - fine/near fine. Foreword & photography by Lefty Kreh. Hardcover is clean, tight and unmarked, slight wear to spine ends. Jacket has very light edgewear, light scuffing and one small tear, not clipped.
"Casting is the essence of fly fishing. Mastering the art of casting allows fly fishers to enjoy the sports and all it has to offer in all kinds of conditions. What is the best way to cast? Author Ed Jaworowski explores the question and the subject in all its variety, complexity and subtlety.... "
Review: "....I took an introductory class on fly fishing with my father whom I had talked into learning the sport. Ed Jaworowski was the teacher. I can say first hand that he can cast a fly line an incredible distance -- and he can teach how. His book had just come out at the time, though I didn't acquire a copy until recently. After all these years, I can say that this is an excellent book on casting the fly rod in a way that maximizes the efficiency of the rod; I strongly recommend it for anyone interested in saltwater fly fishing in particular. "
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