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The Sam Houston National Forest is located sixty miles north of Houston, Texas. The waterways of this national forest are home to a wonderful array of warmwater fish species, many of which can be angled on a fly rod. The waters of the Sam are a joy to fly fish, both for the novice and seasoned fly angler. This unique guidebook offers quality photographs, detailed descriptions, and recommended access routes for the wilderness watercourses flowing through the Sam Houston National Forest. Included within these pages are composite images and descriptions of the panfish and bass species common to the Sam. By using Fly Fishing the Sam as a guide, the reader will be prepared for a fly fishing excursion into the hidden lotic environments of the Sam Houston National Forest.

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"""Rob McConnell's evocative descriptions, gorgeous photos, and concise directions have confirmed my worst fears: I've been missing out by not exploring the small waters of Southeast Texas. McConnell is up-front about the challenges of accessing some of the best waters, but equally honest about the rewards. If you are a Texas angler, this volume deserves a place in your sling pack."" - Aaron Reed, author of Fly Fishing Austin & Central Texas ""An informative guide for fly fishers. Fly Fishing the Sam is a must for anyone who seeks the wonders of nature in Southeast Texas."" - Kevin Conway, Associate Professor and Curator of Fishes, Texas A&M"

Rob McConnell's evocative descriptions, gorgeous photos, and concise directions have confirmed my worst fears: I've been missing out by not exploring the small waters of Southeast Texas. McConnell is up-front about the challenges of accessing some of the best waters, but equally honest about the rewards. If you are a Texas angler, this volume deserves a place in your sling pack. - Aaron Reed, author of Fly Fishing Austin & Central Texas An informative guide for fly fishers. Fly Fishing the Sam is a must for anyone who seeks the wonders of nature in Southeast Texas. - Kevin Conway, Associate Professor and Curator of Fishes, Texas A&M

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