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"Stream Smallmouth Fishing" book cover

The first, classic book

 

"Smallmouth Fly Fishing" book cover

The most comprehensive
book ever written on fly fishing for smallmouth

 

Tim's newest blockbuster
book on river smallies

 

Tim Holschlag

Tim Holschlag has fished more smallmouth rivers than any known angler, over 300 different rivers across North America. In addition, he has caught smallmouth in dozens of lakes in both the US and Canada. He has a deep understanding of all types of smallmouth habitats.

Tim is the author of the highly acclaimed books, "Stream Smallmouth Fishing," "Smallmouth Fly Fishing" and the new blockbuster book "River Smallmouth Fishing." He is the creator and host of the popular DVD "Stream Smallmouth Fishing-- the Movie" and has written hundreds of magazine articles for the major fishing publications. Tim Holschlag is nationally known for his encyclopedic knowledge of the species and his smallmouth expertise.

Over two decades as a popular angling instructor, guide, seminar speaker and fly designer, Tim has helped thousands of anglers improve their smallmouth skills. His lifelong study of smallmouth gives people insights found nowhere else.

Tim receiving an award from Dr Thomas F. Waters

Tim receiving the Dr Thomas F.
Waters Stewardship Award

As the co-founder of the Smallmouth Alliance organization in 1988, Tim's smallmouth passion extends beyond how to catch them. His commitment to conservation has meant a strong advocacy for protecting the species and the waters where they live. Recognizing his conservation efforts, Tim has been awarded both the Federation of Fly Fishers James Henshall Award and the Dr Thomas F. Waters Stewardship Award for smallmouth conservation.

Independent recognition of Tim's angling expertise can found on Google. At last count, there were over 4,400 fishing-related entries for "Tim Holschlag"

 

How to Say "Holschlag"

Folks often wonder how to pronounce "Holschlag" a German name with a mouthful of consonants. ("You ought to buy a vowel, man.")

Here's the key-- "Holschlag" rhymes with "coleslaw," but with a "g" at the end. Then, if you want to sound authentic, just slur the "schlag" part like you have a mouthful of coleslaw.

You've got it!

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