Educational Media

Presentation by Gary A. Borger

Gary Borger, Professor of Biology at the University of Wisconsin Center, Wausau, is recognized in "Who's Who in Science and Engineering," "Men of Achievement," and the "Dictionary of International Biography."  A fly fisher since 1955, he is considered one of this country's most creative and knowledgeable anglers.  He lectures internationally on all aspects of fly fishing.  An active member of the Outdoor Writer's Association of America, Gary is also Midwest Field Editor for "Fly Fisherman Magazine" and Fly Fishing Columnist for "North American Fisherman."  He has written four other best selling books on fly fishing:  "Nymphing," "Naturals," the "Borger Color System," and "Designing Trout Flies." 

Presentation covers the whole of presentation, from predator/prey relationships to uniquely integrated angling strategies to functional casting and line handling tactics to subtleties of tackle selection and design.  Written with clarity and insight.