Unlock the tips, tricks, and secrets of fly fishing with our hand-picked selection of books and DVDs. It’s no secret that fly fishing is an involved hobby! From learning different techniques for fishing, characteristics of the geography of fishing holes, and patterns for fly tying, keeping up to date with the latest and greatest in fly fishing is essential to honing in on your skills and mastering new techniques.
Backroad Mapbooks
Backroad mapbooks go beyond simple maps and coordinates, they offer a story that inspires anglers, hunters, hikers, and other outdoor enthusiasts to connect with their community and venture onto new horizons. Learn about the dynamics of the land and explore remote backcountry waters. Discover the best of the Canadian Rockies, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia with region-specific maps that uncover the best that the backroads have to offer.
Fishing Knots and Fly Tying Books
Level up your fly fishing experience with books and DVDs that enhance your knowledge! At Rocky Mountain Fly Shop, our selection includes must-have resources for every angler. The monthly issue of Alberta Outdoorsmen magazine is essential for staying up to date! Featuring the latest news, issues, and events surrounding fishing, hunting, and trapping, it's a fun and engaging way to educate yourself and grow your skills.
Other fly fishing books like The Little Red Knot Book are compact and packed with the best fishing knots that every angler should know. Discover the best tips, tricks, and methods for tying and keep it conveniently stowed in your fishing bag for when you need it most!
Learn how to tie new flies or brush up your skills with fly tying books that feature new ties and trustworthy standbys that are great to have on hand!
Shop our selection of fly fishing books and DVDs online today at Rocky Mountain Fly Shop!
This recreation topographic map for Innisfail highlights all the logging and resource roads, multi-use trails for hikers, mountain bikers, horseback riders, cross-country skiers and snowshoers, mot...
Taking trout on lightweight rods with flies as small as size 20 and 30 is a challenge. Learn to imitate midges' trailing shucks and drowned adults, tie tiny parachutes and white-winged Tricos, and ...
