Fly fisherman: is there a fifty dollar gift out there I could buy you that you wouldn't buy for yourself?

I know of a local artist that paints fly fishing lures. His artwork probably exceeds the $50 budget but Patagonia did a small run of T-shirts using some of his art. Patagonia doesn't carry it anymore but http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ms-Patagonia-Green-Butt-Skunk-T-Shirt-Size-/150942172002?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2324dac362 that is still selling it.

If this person is also a dog person, this book is fantastic... http://www.thedrakebook.com/. The author is a fly fishing guide, the book combines his relationship to his dog and his love of fishing.

Why yes, I would like anything by . Meticulously perfect Japanese fly boxes, lanyards, and other fly fishing kit, and all priced just enough to be a luxury.

http://www.marttiini.fi/epages/MarttiiniShop.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/MarttiiniShop/Categories/Kalastus. I inherited my filleting knife from my grandfather.

When I was at the http://www.cffcm.net/ this summer, I got a fly line from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Wulff personal collection. Not only that, but the certificate with it was signed by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joan_Wulff, arguably an even more famous person in the history of fly fishing. I'll be framing this and putting it on the wall. It's pretty amazing and will come in well under $50. You'll probably have to call them to order one, since their site doesn't seem to have it.