Wilderness Adventures: Fly Fishing Field Guide to Fishing Knots by Darren Brown

Bought this as a gift for some relatives who are going fly fishing in Montana in June

Small enough to carry around in my vest.

Drawings are clear, easy to follow. Relative strength indicated but not as a percent of line strength. Wide selection of knots, mono-mono, mono-braided, mono-wire, etc.

This makes a great quick refresher on your knots and is easy to pack. I bought extras to give my buddies.

This is a great tool for anyone new to fishing or someone like myself who does not go fishing consistently enough to remember all those useful knots. The illustrations are easy to follow and make sense.Probably my most useful fishing book yet!

This book is well illustrated with good pointers for tying the various knots. It's small enough to take with you but you should know the knots before heading off fishing. The pages are treated to repel water but I haven't subjected them to any rain yet. I ended up with two copies of the book and gave them, along with two different sized lines, to a couple of youngsters getting into fishing. They had a lot of fun tying some of these knots. Their confidence in knot tying really improved their independence on the river.

Plenty of standard knots, clearly diagrammed. Especially good "shortcut-type" quick knots for when you're ready to fish, not fiddle with rigging up.

Handy little book. Instructions are easy to follow. Lots of good knots for all situations.

I needed to know more about fishing knots and this book was very helpful. Good illustrations

THIS WAS A GIFT TOO A FRIEND HE READS IT LIKE A BIBLE.HE JUST STARTED FISHIN AND HE LOVES THE BOOK