Aquatic insects
New England Fly Hatches
… and Their Imitations
Follow the insects from beneath the surface to the hatch, with seasonal calendars and the patterns that bring observation to the fly box.
The New England collection
Terrasporta Press / Three-book set
A fuller picture
of the water.
From aquatic insects to baitfish to the creatures along the bank.
Bring together the three New England references by Dr. Steven Wilson. Each approaches a different part of a fish’s food supply, with natural-history detail and the patterns used to imitate it.
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Choose your ebooksPrinted editions are under review. Maine Aquatic Insects & Imitations is a separate title and is not included in this collection.
In the collection
Three ways to look closer.
Forage & streamers
New England Baitfish
… and Their Imitations
Explore the smelt, dace, shiners, and other forage fish behind traditional streamers and bucktails, with illustrated plates and fly dressings.
Bank & shoreline
New England Terrestrials
… and Their Imitations
Connect ants, beetles, hoppers, and other land-born food sources with their seasonal activity and the flies used to imitate them.