A Chicago-born architect, Ernest Schwiebert (1931-2005) had a passion for fly fishing beginning as a child spending vacations in Michigan. Despite working full time as an architect, Schwiebert found time to fish and write about it. He was a prolific writer, and wrote several books on fly fishing. Schwiebert was also a great conservationist, and was active in several groups, including Trout Unlimited, Theodore Gordon Flyfishers, Federation of Fly Fishers, Atlantic Salmon Federation and the Nature Conservancy. Schwiebert’s understanding of stream entomology and fly fishing techniques made his books valuable to anglers of his generation and beyond.
Ernest Schwiebert books:
Matching the Hatch
Salmon of the World
Death of a Riverkeeper
Remembrances of Rivers Past
The Traveling Angler
Nymphs: A Complete Guide
Nymphs Volume 1: Mayflies
Nymphs Volume 2: Stoneflies, Caddisflies
The Henryville Flyfishers
Trout
Trout Tackle
Trout Strategies
A River for Christmas
The Compleat Schwiebert
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