About this ebook
Discover the hidden angling gems of the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex with Urban Fly Fishing Dallas-Fort Worth, the ultimate guide to fishing in an urban oasis. Local fly fishing expert Greg DeMars takes readers on a journey to uncover fish-rich creeks and streams tucked within the bustling cityscape. Perfect for beginners and seasoned anglers alike, this guide offers detailed directions to scenic, accessible locations—many just steps away from dog parks, green spaces, and paved trails.
What’s inside:
- More than 70 parking and access points on 17 streams and ponds
- Five sections, each covering a different area of the Metroplex
- Detailed maps and descriptions
- More than 300 color photographs, including close-ups of the key sport fish available
- How to read the water to catch more fish
- The most effective fly patterns and detailed tying instructions
- How to enjoy the springtime white bass run
- When and where to catch trout in north Texas
- Local fly shops, guides, clubs, and groups
- History, culture, and fascinating fishing facts about Dallas-Fort Worth
- Angler-friendly hangouts, brewpubs, and restaurants
Ratings and reviews
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About the author
Greg DeMars is a retired mechanical engineer who began his fly fishing adventures in the Colorado Rockies in the early 1990s and expanded his range from there, fishing all over the world. From the Devils River in his native Texas to New Zealand’s South Island and the foothills of the Indian Himalayas, Greg has pursued his passion for fly fishing with the analytical mind of an engineer and the creativity of a blues guitarist and songwriter, gaining valuable insight about fish behavior and fly fishing tactics along the way. An award-winning photographer, Greg ties his own flies and enjoys woodworking, cooking dinner for friends, and the occasional wee dram of fine Islay whisky. Greg is married to his college sweetheart and lives in the Dallas area.
