This is a good introduction that not only covers the eight main orders of insects, but also provides the necessary background for understanding their classification. A very good first book on insects. Introduction to Fly Tying, by Al Beatty and Bob Lay, with drawings by Gretchen and Al Beatty. This helpful little book covers tools, materials, hooks, basic techniques and then illustrates the tying of enough flies to put you on the water. An excellent book for teaching a beginning fly tying class, or starting to tie on your own.
Information also is included on south central Montana stillwaters.
Maps are included along with information on hatches and conditions for all seasons. Observations on Teaching Fly Casting , by Mel Krieger. A thoughtful set of principles for successful teaching of flycasting and other sports skills. Everyone who teaches fly fishing, fly tying or other outdoor skills could benefit from Mel's well stated theories and guidelines. This booklet has the potential to make a good instructor into an outstanding one.