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After a 3 hour hike you w...

After a 3 hour hike you will find unspoiled loch fishing for wild brown trout.

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Scotland West-coast Catc...

Scotland West-coast
Catch and release a nice autumm salmon

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Scotland West-coast Fig...

Scotland West-coast
Fighting a strong salmon in a great surrounding.

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New Zealand South Island....

New Zealand South Island.
Fishing for brown trout in crystal clear water.

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Canada British Columbia ...

Canada British Columbia
Nice steelhead, very early in the morning.

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Bow River Bugger

Al Grombacher has shared with us one of the most effective patterns for the Bow River in Alberta, Canada, famed for its excellent fishing for rainbow trout.

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The backlight through the...

The backlight through the fins of the fish and the dramatic sky gives a lot of atmosphere on this photo. The fact that the face of the angler is dark, is just perfect.

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Feeling so small in the p...

Feeling so small in the patagonian land. Lots of mountains, water; bare country. Angler with guide looking for trout.

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Argentina, view over Lago...

Argentina, view over Lago Hess with the Cerro Tronedor in the background. Nice morning mist leaving the water too.

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Socca river - Slovenia, s...

Socca river - Slovenia, summer 2005.
Impressive Julian Alps in the background. And a perfect view of the river, with these unbelievable colors.

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Releasing a big bone in C...

Releasing a big bone in Cayo Cangrejo

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Fly fisher woman in Amber...

Fly fisher woman in Ambergris flats at dusk

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Sage STL # 0 Perfekt wea...

Sage STL # 0
Perfekt weather and dryfly fishing.

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The Art of the Atlantic Salmon Fly

Reviewing a book originally from 1989 might seem a bit silly. Let me assure you it isn't! Reviewing a book written by J. D. Bates might seem a bit intimidating. Let me assure you it is!

Spey Flies and Dee Flies

I have always been fascinated by Spey and Dee flies.
Sure, full dressed salmon flies are fascinating and beautiful, but the often lightly dressed Dee and Spey flies with their long and swung back ha...

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Hairwing & Tube Flies for Salmon

With this book Chris Mann has worked his way through yet another pile of flies sent to him from all over the world.

the end of the flyfishing...

the end of the flyfishing season

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Salmon flies - Their Character, Style and Dressing

To review this book is like kicking in an open door - a door, which was opened a few decades ago. So many people have praised it before me, and its influence has been so phenomenal that anything but a...

A small but beautiful bro...

A small but beautiful brown caught and released in Quino river IX region of Chile, a great country for fly fishing, so come here!!

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Pablo Cifuentes

Big Fish, Little Fish

(Ode to Dr. Seuss) Trout come in all sizes, and I like 'em all.

Head Shots

In spite of floods, droughts, and bum knees, it was still a pretty good season. Who can complain about fish like this? A trio of beauties.

ATH/Dutch reel with Mayfl...

ATH/Dutch reel with Mayfly

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Trout stream

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A 5lb Carp sifting the al...

A 5lb Carp sifting the algae within a metre of the camera. A sucker for a nymph and a real powerhouse on a flyrod.

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This 7cm long Australian ...

This 7cm long Australian Cicada has hatched early this year. Just a few insects can create a deafening song on a hot Summer evening. Large trout cannot resist this easy meal.

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Pike Landing

Large pike can be quite intimidating, almost scary to land. They have teeth everywhere and the danger of being badly cut is very present. But there is a grip, which is safe. By properly lifting the fish in its jaw, both you and the pike stay unharmed.

Get a grip on that toothy predator in this article.

Pike rods

Yep, you are right. It did say great looking.

Now, why would that be interesting?

Because basically most modern rods are great rods. I admit that some are a bit greater than others, but at the...

Close up shot of false al...

Close up shot of false albacore

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Capt Gordon Churchill

Through the haze... a bea...

Through the haze... a beautiful morning

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This part of the river wa...

This part of the river was deep and slow. Lots of grayling rested at the bottom. They were rising to our small dries. The loop of the line was shot in a perfect position. I used a 8' Redington 5wt. rod.

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The journey begins...

The journey begins...

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Ripley Davenport

Andes sundown

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Brook Trout

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