This groundbreaking book offers a fresh perspective on fly fishing, blending years of in-stream observation with cutting-edge fly design and presentation strategies. Filmed using advanced underwater cameras, Peter and Don document trout behavior in stunning detailgiving anglers a rare look into how fish respond to both natural and artificial flies.

Highlights:

• 400-page hardcover with full-color photography throughout

• Includes 100 innovative fly patterns designed to mimic the insects trout actually eat

• Features QR codes linking to exclusive videos of underwater trout behavior and tying demos

• Offers expert instruction on:

  • Finding and approaching feeding trout

  • Reducing rejections with smarter fly presentation

  • Tying simple, highly effective flies that trigger strikes

A must-have for serious anglers and fly tiers, this book delivers new insights that will change how you fish.

About the Authors:

Peter Hayeshas spent a lifetime exploring hidden worldsfirst through archaeology and ancient history, later as a market researcher, and now in the world of trout and fly fishing. Since retiring, hes focused on conservation, running the Wilton Fly Fishing Club, and studying trout behavior in detail. Hes authored three books on fly fishing, including a collaboration with Don Stazicker based on thousands of hours of high-definition trout footage.

Don Stazicker is a respected UK-based fly fishing author known for his deep expertise in trout behavior and fly design. He co-authored Trout and Flies Getting Closer and The Flies That Trout Prefer with Peter Hayes, blending science, photography, and video to reveal how trout feed and how anglers can better match their patterns and presentations.