Book Reviews

[bilco1]

Has anyone read or used the Flytyers Benchside Reference. The book is
very costly apx. $100.00. Would like some comments before oredring it ,

Thanks Bill

[Klinkhamer]

Its a good reference, I've had mine for years. It can be had for much cheaper than $100 for sure.

http://www.amazon.com/Fly-Tiers-Benchside-Reference/dp/1571881263/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/103-9458350-8847026?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1191960902&sr=1-1

[flygirl]

I also have that book...it's has alot of good info I have yet to use . $100 was too high for me so when I saw it on Amazon I bought it. well worth the money.

[Todd K]

I see it new/used for $53.00 on Amazon. Also check www.half.com

[bilco1]

Thanks for the info, I will be looking for a deal, instead or full retail price.

[TonyM]

I highly recommend it. Haven't run into any technique/method yet that isn't included. Whenever I need a refresher on an old method I haven't used in a while, I go to it and often find a better way of doing something I thought I knew cold. Bought mine on Amazon for lot less than retail. I also look in the New/Used sections of any book and usually find new books from independant dealers for less than the Amazon posted pricing.

Tony M

[MuddlerMinnow]

It's on my Xmas wish list. ;)

[bilco1]

I got the book from B&N, using some gift cards and there 15% discount it only cost 15.90. The book is much better than I thought,have only had it for a week. I have not even scratched the surface of what it has in but so its been GREAT. Thanks for the tips they helped me make a good choice,so the fourm is doing what a good forum should do.

Bill