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Here's another free edition of our magazine. This time with great contributions from Tarquin Millington-Drake, Matt Harris, Jakub Kanok, Barry Ord Clarke, Christiaan Pretorius, David Tejedor, Herlé Hamon, Ken Morrish, and High Fliers. If you're into fly fishing for king salmon, brown trout, giant trevally, triggerfish, seatrout, permit, or salmon you'll find something worthy of…

Rene Harrop: True Learning Comes from the Water

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Few people have inspired and meant so much to so many as the American flyfishing legend, industry insider, outdoors writer and fly tyer extraordinaire, René Harrop. A bottomless well of wisdom, René resides in Montana where he spends his time catching finicky and selective, wild rainbow trout on flies that he has conceptualized and perfected…

How to Net that Fish

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That crucial moment, getting that fish into the net. So much hard work has been put in to get to this moment, from the early planning stages pouring over maps, the new gear, the travel, cast, hook set and strenuous battle. Now’s not the time to fluff it up... BY CHRIS DORE SIX TIPS ON…

Baja Grandes – The Quest for Migratory Roosterfish

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Our group recently had the opportunity to fish with the Lucero family in Baja on the Sea of Cortez. This area is known for its outstanding fishing opportunities, particularly for the large Roosterfish that migrate through the region. Most of the guides in the area are family, and the fishing community seems very tight-knit. Each…

Astove Atoll – Fly Fishing Bliss in the Seychelles

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Astove Atoll's shallow lagoon, jagged coastline and endless flats surrounded by sheer drop-offs provide unique and versatile hunting grounds for a myriad of gamefish emblematic of the vast Indian Ocean. Besides GTs, Astove Atoll boasts trophy-sized bonefish, bluefin trevally, triggerfish, barracuda, milkfish and Indo-pacific permit. And if one ventures offshore, one can catch yellowfin…

The Buryat Headwaters Expedition – Fly Fishing for Mongolia’s Taimen

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The Buryat Headwaters Expedition covers the upper third of the taimen sanctuary and is designed for adventurous travelers. In 2023, when this film was shot, the river was only just starting to recover from an unprecedented flooding. The fishing was extremely challenging because of it, but - regardless - several lovely taimen up to 1…

Mongolia: Good for the Soul

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There it was. The image that would open a door to a whole new world for me. Some guy, standing in the river with his fly rod slung over his shoulder, holding an enormous silver fish with a deep red tail; like a super-sized salmon. I had only been flyfishing for a few years but…

Kangia Season Report 2024

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Kangia River Lodge was originally constructed by a Norwegian businessman in the late 1990s. The fishing on the Kangia was outstanding from the start, but the business model—focused heavily on the Norwegian market and mixing spin and fly fishing—proved less than ideal. Running a fishing camp in such a remote spot was also ahead of…

Understanding the Contradictions of Atlantic Salmon Conservation

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I have five years’ experience fishing for Atlantic salmon. Back in 2018, I admit, I ate farmed salmon and had to be educated and persuaded as to why I should stop. I have been very lucky; I have picked up the odd bit of fishing here and there while looking after clients in Iceland for…

The Midas Touch: How to Tackle Indo-Pacific Permit

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Among fly fishermen with salt in their veins, permit have historically been considered the ultimate flats trophy. But permit aren’t just permit. In fact, there are four different species of permit dispersed across the sub-equator oceanic realm – and while all of them are elusive and challenging to catch, one of them requires a particularly…

Fly Tying: Bob Popovics’ Surf Candy

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Bob Popovics introduced the Surf Candy in the 1980s. Originally, the fly was tied with polar bear or bucktail. Soon, however, it switched to synthetic materials like, for instance, Ultrahair. Popovics pioneered the use of epoxy to create durability and translucency in saltwater flies. The durability was important to Bob as his local bluefish would…

Learn How to Craft a Bamboo Fly Rod

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“There is nothing as gratifying as landing a trout on a rod that you built yourself.” That's a quote you're likely to hear when entering PJ’s Fine Bamboo Rods. Nestled in the charming landscape of Pagosa Springs, Colorado, PJ's Fine Bamboo Rods offers an experience that harmonizes tradition, artistry, and nature for anglers, travelers, and…

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Our winter-edition is now online

Rene Harrop: True Learning Comes from the Water

How to Net that Fish

Baja Grandes – The Quest for Migratory Roosterfish

Astove Atoll – Fly Fishing Bliss in the Seychelles

The Buryat Headwaters Expedition – Fly Fishing for Mongolia’s Taimen

Mongolia: Good for the Soul

Kangia Season Report 2024

Understanding the Contradictions of Atlantic Salmon Conservation

The Midas Touch: How to Tackle Indo-Pacific Permit

Fly Tying: Bob Popovics’ Surf Candy

Learn How to Craft a Bamboo Fly Rod

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