"Whether You've Been Fishing Since They Invented Hooks, Or Just Starting Out, 
You'll Be Amazed At What You Can Still Learn About Fly Fishing From These Two Dead Guys!"

From: Don Berthiaume
New Hampshire,
Saturday 9:30am

Dear Fellow Angler,

Yes, even though George La Branche and Emlyn Gill are no longer with us, their fly fishing tips and techniques continue to provide for some exciting fishing and are fast becoming sought after from around the world. You see, LaBranche and Gill are considered to be the "founding fathers" of American dry-fly fishing. And if ...

     There were fish to be caught, these are the two hot-shots that would sneak up and almost magically catch them. No matter what the time of day or stream conditions.

     Their stream side savvy and unsurpassed technical know-how took dry-fly fishing from a sport very few practiced on American waters to being one of the most popular sports and greatest weekend pastimes of our day.

     Yet, their most effective techniques, responsible for their outrageous and now legendary successes, were nearly lost from existence...until now.

What Does All This Mean To You?

     Everything! Because if you ever wanted to ...

• Instantly cause fish to rise even when there’s no sign of a hatch!
  
  

• Slash the number of casts it takes to raise a non-feeding trout in half!
  
  

• Master the secrets of consistent accuracy on repeated casts!
  

• Choose the right dry-fly to coax even the most stubborn and "human savvy" trout!
  

• Easily navigate and select the perfect position for fishing-out any pond, river or stream!
  
  

• Effortless pull in creel after creel full of some of the most delicious and hard to catch trout, salmon or bass you’ve ever seen!

     Imagine the look on you fishing buddies faces as you quickly begin landing those thrilling catches all anglers love to brag about.

     Picture yourself hooking them more often, and with greater accuracy. Imagine reeling them in with less effort and in larger numbers than ever before.

     Because with these two experts at your side, I guarantee fishing trips like these will become the norm…

Now You Can Quickly, Easily And Dramatically Improve
Your Fly Fishing Game Before You Head Out To The Stream!

     Hi. My name in Don Berthiaume. If you've been out fishing more than once or twice you've quickly learned one thing; that fishing isn't just a matter of dropping your line in, waiting a couple seconds as the fish jumps on and then pulling your fish up. 

     Let's face it, I'm sure you've been out fishing and there were one or two anglers who made things looks so easy or were fishing with a confidence that you wish you had.

     Fact is, fishing just isn't that easy. It takes patience and it takes knowledge and understanding. And, it's the knowledge of these different techniques, tips and tricks that make the difference. 

     You see, I’ve discovered the "mother-load" of George La Branche and Emlyn Gill’s killer techniques that even a complete amateur can take and use to experience a quantum leap in their ability to snag more and bigger fish. 

     You’ll quickly see through the mistakes and habits that have been holding you back. And you’ll effortlessly shrug them off as you replace them with new, more powerful techniques.

     For example: Have you ever found that despite your best cast, and an almost perfect imitation of the flies that are swarming all over the stream, you couldn’t raise a trout to save your life?

     Or have you ever been out on the stream with trout rising all around and yet, they looked at your nymph like it was nothing more than a passing bubble?

     Or maybe, like me, you’ve matched every fly they were biting on, checked under rocks to match nymphs and presented your fly fairly well and still come home with another empty creel!

     You probably know that part of the reason is that even if you match the hatch, unless you determine the exact stage of the bug in the fish's feeding cycle (larval, nymph, emerger, dun, spinner, etc), you’ll nearly always end up having another frustrating catch-less day by the stream.

But, What If I Told You There
Was A Much Easier Way?

What if you new the secrets to catching trout, bass, salmon and bonefish with the dry-fly the majority of anglers you see out on the stream today don't know about?

And how would you feel if you new the secrets for making a swift, clean catch even on days when there's no "rise" or the slightest hint of a "hatch"?

I’m talking about secrets of catching fish that only a few of the more experienced experts know about. Secrets like:

• How to know what fly to use and when? (This secret doubles your fun and confuses your friends as you snag fish quickly while they're still struggling to bring one to the surface!)
   
• The advantages of stalking a trout from behind plus examples of good and bad hunting antics! (You'll quickly apply hunting secrets normally only seen at a few of the pro level competitions.) Giving you an almost unfair advantage every time you approach the stream.
   
• The one skill that’ll almost guarantee you’ll beat seasoned anglers who don’t "have it" every time you go out, no matter how thoroughly they know the haunts and habits of fish!
   
• Importance of self-control. And other important attributes of successful dry-fly anglers. (see page 13)
   
• The true value of taking your time and not hurrying through the patch (trout stream) and why you’ll gain more than just the satisfaction of taking more fish! (see page 14)
   
• Why what at first may seem unimportant (when approaching the stream)--may turn out to be the best lessons in dry-fly or wet fly fishing you’ll ever have! (see page 14)
   
• The six major variables that make up the perfect conditions for a catch and how to record them so that repeating your best days fishing becomes a science! (see page 16 and 17)
   
• How to approach and cast to a feeding fish! Plus how to hold the rod (after the cast) to ensure complete disguise and control when the fish rise! (see page 28)
   
• What to do when a rising fish undisturbed by your cast yet refusing your fly continues to rise! (see page 29)
   
• What to do when a long cast is required?
   
• Proof that repeated casts of the dry fly over a sluggish, non feeding fish (or even an unseen fish) will induce him to rise. (see page 35)
   
• The best way to approach your first cast on a pool! (see page 23 and 24)
   
• And what pro tennis players, polo players and golfing nuts can teach you about the art of dry-fly fishing (see page 10 and 11)

Here’s What A Couple More Savvy Anglers Had
To Say About It ...

If You Knew All This, Do You
Think You’d Catch More Fish?

Practical Dry-Fly Fishing

Dry Fly and Fast Water

You’ll find the answers in two of the past century’s most respected books both are long lost classics on the art of dry-fly fishing.

These two books have been out of print but I’ve dug them up and am now releasing them here for you.

Only the most avid of fly-fishing fans have copies amongst their piles of treasured handbooks, manuals and in-depth treatise on the subject of the finer points of your favorite pastime -- Dry-Fly Fishing.

Simply put, I’m referring to a collection of the most valuable insights and accurate stream side savvy information on the art and practice of dry-fly fishing YOU’LL EVER SEE.

Information that is the foundation for nearly every other book on the subject that holds any place of respect in our libraries and book stores today

In a moment, I’ll tell you how you can get your hands on these two books with the answers to all the questions above and everything else printed here below.

Along with a free book: "Fishing Flies and Fly Tying", possibly the most extensive and expert book on tying flies for fly fishing ever written. (It’s nearly 100 years old and still regarded as one of the most practical books on the subject by those who have it today.)

I’ve made these "fabulous three" available as an instant download to your computer when you agree to my challenge below.

But first, here’s more of what you’ll discover:

Discover The Secrets Of Imitating The Live Insect

• Which fly (bearing little or no resemblance to an actual insect) proved to be so deadly that many English anglers suggested it should be banned from use on many streams? Plus the name of the American version!
  (see page 62)
   
• The best type of materials to use when making your own dry flies! (see page 66)
   
• Shapes, colors, sizes, what sex to imitate (see page 65 to 70)
   
• The 5 most important components to consider when imitating a natural insect and the order of their importance (see page 73)
   
• The least important component of a dry fly (see page 73)

How To Get The Most Out Of Your Tackle

• The exact hook size and fly type to use to capture the attention and appetite of a "smutting" fish even when all else fails!
   
• A discussion on rods, lines, leaders, and flies.
   
• How to best choose a reel to suit you rod ...  perfectly.
   
• How to make sure the "line" fits the "rod"; not too heavy, not too light!
   
• How to overcome the dreaded "drag"
   
• How to get the fly to "light" gently on the water (see page 21)
   
• How to tie the fly to the lead using the Major Turle’s knot! (see page 22 and 23)

The Major Turle’s knot is one of the knots you’ll need to know for expertly attaching your fly to the lead. You’ll see why and discover how to tie it in illustrated detail... and when it is best to use.

Secrets Of Reading Ponds, Rivers Or Lakes

• How the dry fly may be used on rough waters as well as on placid pools.
   
• Discover avenues of observation and knowledge hidden from wet fly anglers. (see page 12)
   
• How to developed x-ray like vision for finding the exact location of your next catch! (see page 17)
   
• Why dry fly lets you see things you probably never would as a wet fly angler (see page 13)
   
• What to do when there’s a rapid current flowing between you and the ones you don’t want to get away! (see page 29)
   
• Why you must take extreme care when approaching or presenting the fly in a low and clear stream! (see page 32)
   
• Two things you must consider and in what order when choosing the best vantage point for casting to any fish! (see page 33)
   
• Where to fish and under what conditions when you want to find the big ones (see page 39)
   
• What to do when there’s foam or when the fish are lying at the side of the bank the head of the stretch the eddies. the backwater. the swift. the run. and the white water! (see page 43)
   
• Where to find and how to coax out a large non-feeding trout when conditions show they’re not out in the open! (see page 45)
   
• You’re also going to get the full story on how to calculate the optimum placement or landing zone for your fly when fishing out and around obstacles.
   
• How to catch the ones that most anglers with the exception of taking a few half-hearted casts walk away from feeling justified in their defeat! (see page 47 and 48).
   
• The good news for you is: the big ones, the hard to catch wise old fish that have survived many an anglers best attempts, hide in these little nooks and crannies!
   
• Fishing on "rifts" swift water. How to properly "fish out" a rift!(see page 49 and 50)
   
• How to fish in and around boulder filled streams! (see page 50)
   
• You’ll also find what you need to look for in a rocky stream to uncover the spots where the best fish lie. Including the favorite haunt of brown trout!
   
• You’ll learn how to "fish out" the "pockets" and "backwater" that form around boulders and rocks and when and where to catch the otherwise un-catchable fish that frequent some of these locations using the dry fly! (see page 51 to 53)
   
• How to use the stones and boulders in your planned attack of deception! (see page 55 to 26)
   
• How to cast and where to place the fly when "fishing out" an eddy! (see page 58)

That's quite a list, true? And that's only scratching the surface. There are dozens upon dozens of more strategies and tips for snagging big fish at lightning fast speed in these incredible books. Now for the next section, which is all about ...

Secrets Of Understanding Feeding Cycles

• Five things you need to know for an effortless catch of "feeding fish" or "fish on the rise!" (see page 20)
   
• What fly to use if you spot a "bulger", and how to cast to give yourself the best shot at success (see page 21)
   
• The best time of year and season to catch a "rising" fish during the day! (see page 31)

Do You Know The Easiest And Best Time
To Fish A Pond That Seems Void Of Large Trout?

Catching BIG trout is easy - once you learn the secrets of the pros

Let me give you a clue: It’s a time when the trout’s desire to feed is aroused the most and even a poorly made fly with almost no resemblance to an insect whatsoever will be snatched as though the fish had been familiar with it all its life!

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• Discover two places to look for large fish when surface feeding! (see page 55)
   
• Learn the one place where, if you see a trout positioned, you’ll know immediately it’s ready to feed
   
• Discover how to take that fish without committing the one mistake made regularly by less experienced anglers that puts a sudden end to what could have been a most productive days catch! (see page 56 to 57)

How To Execute The Perfect Cast
And Retrieval Of The Fly

• How to develop the perfect cast! (see page 12)
   
• The best time to practice your cast! (see page 12)
   
• The "fluttering" or "bounce" cast (see page 15)
   
• Where to place your fly when drawing out a "bulger".
   
• You’ll also discover secrets like: How a real pro "shoots the line" to suspend the fly briefly above the water-then lets it drop as the light as a feather ready for the waiting jaws of your unsuspecting and "rising" mark!...
   
• And why, even if you get the length of line just right but fail to effectively execute the "shoot", your cast is doomed from the start! (see page 30)
   
• The best angle to hold your rod when retrieving the fly when stalking a feeding fish to get him to rise! Page 34
   
• How to get the fly to "light" gently on the water (see book 2 page 21)
   
• How to become a good caster by learning a few of the first principles of handling the rod and line.
   
• The secrets of accurate and long casts! (see book 2 - page 19)
   
• How to make the "fly" stay dry longer and more buoyant (see book 2 - page 15)
   
• How to make the line float! (see page 16)
   
• Simple practice exercises for learning to cast that’ll astonish you at how easily and accurately you can make any length of cast from now on! (see page 20)

Then there’s tricks for:

Quickly Turning Failures Into Success

If you ever wanted to catch fish at "off" times, then this little story ought to shatter a few myths and unexplained questions about what can and can’t be done!

• You’ll be fascinated as you unravel the secret of how an old pro took some of the best fish he ever caught on a boiling hot day (Against the advice of local experts who agreed it was impossible) despite the water temperature being almost as hot as the air and even though there was barely a hatch in sight! (see page 31)
   
• When you finally get a handle on the methods that George M. L. LaBranche and Emlyn Gill (the authors of these two books) perfected you’ll quickly see how success with the dry-fly relies less on your equipment and more on your knowledge of the nature, habitat, and habits of the fish.
   
• But more than that you’ll see how with a little study and as long as there are fish --- you can catch them on almost any day and on any river or stream that you care to fish.
   
• How the proper use of the dry-fly can turn a failed attempt into a successful catch even on those days when you think the fish are NOT feeding and you’d be better off abandoning the idea! (see page 33)
   
• The single greatest essential to success in dry-fly fishing and what to look for before ever placing the fly on the water! (see page 55)

Plus Secrets Of Understanding The Fish

• How observing (with keenness) the behaviour of younger prey can open the way to even bigger fish and some of the most exciting catches you will ever pull to dry land! (see page 17 to 19)
   
• How to tell the difference between a fish "tailing" and a "bulger". (see page 20-21)
   
• And more answers to questions like: Can fish smell, do they see in colors, can they hear?
   
• Why only casting over to rising fish means you’ll come home empty when fishing streams where you don’t see so much as a "dimple" of a big fish or even the splash of a small one and how (by knowing the fish, and carefully studying the places it frequents) you really can force a fish to rise! (see page 33)
   
• The favorite retreat and therefore the best place to catch salmon! Plus what to do to ensure a swift, thrilling catch almost every time you go out! (see page 43 and 44)
   
• Why you should never place the fly where the fish was seen and how and where to present the fly when the one you want has been sighted! (see page 45)
   
• The differences between casts on untouched waters in the wilderness and casts on the "fished out" rivers were the fish are much wiser to your tactics! Plus

• The simple mistake made by amateurs (and even some old pros) that almost guarantees an end to the quick pay off you could have had with a little more patience! (see page 23)
   
• The one mistake made regularly by the less experienced or less knowledgeable angler that silences the pool you’ve been working and means you’ve got to move up or downstream if you hope to land a trout today! (see page 23)
   
• All in all you’re getting inside information, much of which is mostly lost from the fishing libraries of today. I’ve only scratched the surface of everything you’ll find. There are 181 pages in the two manuals combined.

Let Me Tell You A Little About The
Two Masters Who Wrote These books.

In the early 1900’s George La Branche and Emlyn Gill were two fly-fisherman who were doing what no other men had ever done before - mastering the Dry Fly in American streams and rivers.

They didn't have the luxury of nearly a hundred years worth of fly-fishing knowledge handed down over the generations like we do today so they were forced to find ways to catch trout or go home hungry.

More than that, they loved the sport. And once they discovered dry-fly fishing, they swore they’d never go back to fishing with the sunken lure again, and they got good.

They continued to seek out techniques to land the elusive fish others had long given up on.

And they recorded everything they discovered in their books: "Dry Fly and Fast Water" and "Practical Dry-Fly Fishing," which -- until now -- have sold separately (when in print) for $30 to $50.00 a piece and I've even seen some sold as high as $123.00!

Just think what they could do with the technology-enhanced equipment of today. La Branche and Gill would certainly revolutionize fly fishing once again.

Which brings me back to you and your chance to prove their methods will work to improve -- beyond your wildest dreams -- your own skill at dry-fly fishing.

Here’s My Special Offer And
A Very Unique Challenge For You ...

For the next 21 days only or for the first 100 anglers to give my challenge a go (which ever comes first) I’m offering these two classic books on the art, science, and skill of how to improve at dry-fly fishing with a guarantee and promise that you will improve your ability to fill your creel on every trip.

Here’s how it works:

Bottom line is if I’m not worth a pinch of salt ...
if I’m absolutely full of crap ... and can’t deliver on
everything I’ve promised - I LOSE .... not you.

In fact, the only way you can lose here ... is if you DON’T take action. Does that make sense? You won’t get the journal. You won’t get the help. And worst of all - you will most likely never catch the amount of big fish you really want, unless you had these secrets!

I mean it! If for any reason or for no reason at all you find these books do not answer the questions and give you the information I’ve promised here as well as a noticeable improvement in your skills out on the stream I want you to ask for your money back. And you’ll get it back, no questions asked. I can’t be any fairer than that.

Order These Books Today And I'll Give
You A Third One (valued at $27) FREE!

Fishing Flies and  Fly Tying

Plus because you’re getting in on this now I’ll send you a copy of "Fishing Flies and Fly Tying" absolutely free! It’s my gift to you just for trying "Dry Fly and Fast Water" and "Practical Dry-Fly Fishing".

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It shows you what materials and tools you need and gives you step-by-step written instructions and detailed illustrated examples that make it easy for you to quickly duplicate his techniques and tie these flies, cork bodied bugs, and hair bass bugs yourself. (This book alone is a $27.00 value but for a limited time, it’s yours free!)

But I Must Warn You ... This Offer
Won't Be Around For Long

This is a limited offer. My free book on tying flies is only available for a short time so it literally means: first come first served. When I'm done with the market test, the free book offer will be removed.

Act now and get all your questions on how to catch a fish every time you go out no matter what the conditions answered right here.

And the best part is: They’re yours now for the less-than-puny one time investment of just $27 $19.95 for both volumes and when you realize they’ve been sold separately for as much as $50.00 each you’d be crazy to miss out. It's like getting three for the price of one!

And, if I’m wrong, and these two handbooks are not for you, you can simply let me know by return email for a full, no-hassle refund and you’ll get every penny back.

You have everything to gain and nothing to lose.

So, will you take me up on my 100% Money Back Guarantee, risk-free challenge?

Click the button below and pay by credit card it’s safer than ordering over the phone and even more secure than using your card at your local tackle shop.

Sincerely,

P.S. This offer is valid for only short time. The introductory price had been at $27 and before I raised the price, I thought I would do a short market test at the $19.95 price, but I doubt it will be there for long since so many were selling, across the world, for $27.

When all is said and done, I’m thinking $37 for the two dry-fly fishing classics plus $27 (that is what I'm being told someone would pay) when you add the fly tying manual (making it $64.00 together). But right now you get all three (the two dry-fly fishing hand books plus the fly tyers manual thrown in for free) for a pithy $27 $19.95 with a no-risk, money-back guarantee that’s an immediate saving to you of $44.05 by acting on this right now.

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