Drift Boat Fly Fishing: A River Guide's Sage Advice

As a family we drift fly fish and I can tell you from experience it is the best way to go when you are dealing with many levels of fishing experience. Drifting is an art and this guide will certainly assist anyone who wished to enjoy drift fly fishing. David Hurowitz

Excellent, comprehensive, clear and an easy, enjoyable read. Describes an an extensive array of techniques and situations encountered while fly fishing from a drift boat and works through how to apply them to different situations ... casting, line control, how to get long effective drifts with all types of flies, nymphs and streamers ... reading the water, protocol for fishing from front or rear. An excellent source for preparing for a drift boat trip. You'll be prepared for a much more successful trip rather than waiting until you on the water.

If you are going on a trip that includes the use of drift boats, you may want to read this book first. Many things are explained that you may want to know such as how to get in and out of the boat wearing waders. The book explains many things such as strategy and casting protocols to avoid problems. If drift boat fly fishing is in your future, this book deserves to be in your library. It has earned it's place in mine.

Neale is a great teacher and the casting and fish spotting techniques he has in the book are excellent for the beginning and experienced angler. I bought the book after I had spent a day fishing with Neale on the Missouri River out of Wolf Creek Montana. I purchased the book to have a reference for review of a lot of what he taught me that day. He is a great guide and a great teacher. The book is an excellent background if you ever fish from a drift boat. He knows flyfishing and what you need to do to improve your skills.