Jerry Darkes is a fly-tackle sales rep, instructor, guide, and writer based in northern Ohio. He has over four decades of fly-fishing experience in both fresh and salt water and is recognized as an expert on Great Lakes steelhead and warmwater fly fishing. Jerry was the first fly-fishing-only guide on Ohio’s Lake Erie tributaries and helped to pioneer many of the fly patterns and techniques used today. Jerry gives many presentations, programs, and demonstrations throughout the region to clubs and outdoor groups and has been featured on several television shows including Trout Unlimited TV and Outdoors Ohio.
Fly Fishing the Inland Oceans: An Angler's Guide to Finding and Catching Fish in the Great Lakes
by Jerry Darkes
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$29.95
- ISBN-13: 9780811709316
- Publisher: Stackpole / Headwater
- Publication date: 08/01/2013
- Pages: 336
- Sales rank: 282,992
- Product dimensions: 5.90(w) x 8.90(h) x 0.70(d)
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The first comprehensive look at fly fishing across the Great LakesWarmwater fish, including smallmouth bass, carp, and northern pikeColdwater fish, including lake trout, brook trout, and Atlantic salmonFly-fishing techniques for the Great LakesCovers wonderfully extensive and diverse angling opportunities from western Lake Superior to eastern Lake Ontario
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Gray's Sporting Journal - Christopher Camuto
Darkes gives fly fishermen a succinct but thorough introductioin to the daunting 94,000 miles of angling territory represented by the Great Lakes, along with expert advice on tackle and flies appropriate to an amazing range of angling possibilities.Angling Trade - Kirk Deeter
"Darkes absolutely nailed this book. ...From western Lake Superior to eastern Lake Ontario, Darkes presents a very compelling dictum on the where, how, when and what of Great Lakes fishing."