In Tying Furled Flies, author Ken Hanley introduces readers to furling, the technique of twisting materials together. Furling has unlimited potential for creating distinctive mottled and variegated patterns to imitate some of the common (and not so common) foods that trout, bass, and steelhead feed on. Hanley offers insights on how to fish these patterns using techniques from standard presentations to more radical "puppeteering" to entice fish to strike.

First book devoted to this innovative and versatile techniques. 20 new patterns, covering mayflies, caddisflies, stoneflies, damselflies and dragonflies, and grasshoppers and crickets. 500 step-by-step color photos clearly show how to tie the flies.

Review: "If you like your flies to be durable, easy to tie, and effective you’ll want this volume close to your fly-tying table." --Les Johnson, author of Fly-Fishing for Coastal Cutthroat Trout, Tube Flies, and Fly Fishing for Pacific Salmon.

In English, 144 pages. Published in September 2008.