Terrasporta Press / Bank & shoreline
New England Terrestrials
… and Their Imitations
Some of the best clues begin on the bank.
Connect ants, beetles, hoppers, and other land-born food sources with their seasonal activity and the flies used to imitate them.
Inside the book
- Ants, beetles, grasshoppers, crickets, and caterpillars
- Seasonal activity tables and species profiles
- Near-shore food sources and practical fly dressings
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A few pages from the book
Take a closer look.
From the natural to the imitation.
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Actual pages from the book · Illustrations, species notes, and practical reference.
Choosing your reference
For anglers looking beyond the aquatic hatch
Start here when your attention turns to the bank and shoreline. Ants, beetles, grasshoppers, crickets, and caterpillars connect this reference to the land-born food sources in a fish’s world. Seasonal activity tables, species profiles, and practical fly dressings bring the natural and its imitation together.