Title: Beginner Beware ...
Product review: If you're already a steelhead flyfisher this book looks like an interesting read to get lots of anecdotes, other people's perspectives, and tons of paterns. But if, like me, you're a beginner looking for a book that will help you with "Tackle and Techniques", skip this.Trey's encylopedic descriptions feel targeted for people who already know what he's saying - he jumps right into detailed verbose descriptions of every kind of tackle he knows about - who'd be interested in this I am not sure, but there was no actionable information I could find. And so it goes.If you want to confirm and expand your own already substantial experience this book may be for you, but if you're interested in learning how and where to find good steelhead water, what to look for on the river and how to fish the different types of water you'll find, or how to tie key patterns, this book will disappoint.
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