Brown the color of fall
Fall brings along large brown torut getting agressive previous thier spawn season and the use of large articulated streamers brings great results on many Northenr Patagonia stream during the months of April and May
Fall brings along large brown torut getting agressive previous thier spawn season and the use of large articulated streamers brings great results on many Northenr Patagonia stream during the months of April and May
Gink & Gasoline´s Trout and Dorado Combo experience This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime fly fishing adventure. I have fished some amazing places but none offer the diversity, solitude and hospitality of Argentina. Floating the storied rivers of Patagonia, you get the sense of what it would have been like to be the first angler to …
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River of Monsters Chip Most of the fly fishing world have read about the big sea run brown trout of Tierra del Fuego but few know about or have fished the RIVER of MONSTERS. No sea runs here but bows that make the reel sing and BIG, BIGGER and really BIGGG browns. The mighty Limay …
Fly Fishing the Rio Caleufu by Memo Stephens The meaning of life is all about fulfilling dreams(…). I’ve harbored a little dream of my own; to float, camp, and fly fish the entire length of the Caleufu River in Patagonia Argentina… Take a look at the story here: By Memo Stephens. Patagonia Journal Managing Editor. …
Why I Want to Move to Argentina by Justin Pickett “SO MUCH WATER, NO ONE PERSON WOULD EVER BE ABLE TO COVER ALL OF IT, BUT I’D SURE LIKE TO TRY.” At the beginning of the year I was afforded the opportunity to travel to Argentina for a week-long fishing adventure in the Patagonia region …
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Patagonia’s Endless Summer BY LOUIS CAHILL It turns out there is a cure for winter. The sky is blue. The sun is warm. Red stone cliffs rise above deep green water. Rolling hills covered in sage brush, or what looks like sage brush, roll uninterrupted as far as the eye can see. Twenty-inch brown trout …