Step into the overlooked yet vibrant world of Adirondack fly fishing withThe Greats of Adirondack Fly Fishing. In this compelling exploration, Rob Streeter shifts the spotlight from the well-known Catskills to the rich, rugged history of New Yorks mountain country. Through a mix of in-depth research, personal interviews, and vivid storytelling, Streeter uncovers the lives, legends, and fly patterns of the anglers who shaped the regions angling identityfrom colonial times to today.

This beautifully written volume is a tribute to the people and traditions that helped build a lesser-known, yet deeply influential fly fishing legacy.

Highlights:

• Uncovers the hidden history of Adirondack fly fishing
• Features stories and profiles of historic and local fly fishers
• Includes traditional fly patterns and tying recipes
• A blend of historical research, firsthand accounts, and rich narrative

Format: Hardcover
Pages: Approx. 200+

About the Author:
Rob Streeter is an accomplished outdoor writer and lifelong fly angler whose work has appeared in American Angler, Outdoor Life, and regional newspapers. He is the author of several fly fishing books and instructional DVDs and has spent decades fishing the Northeast. Streeter is passionate about preserving the heritage of fly fishing in New York and bringing its unsung stories to light.