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Silver Creek:In Recognition of Fragility

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The Silver Creek is world-renowned for the clockwork dependability of its hatches and its booming population of hungry but selective brown trout. When visiting there, Brett Zundel of Loon Outdoors found out, however, that the fishing was only a minor part of the river’s story. Its serenity and beauty – its very livelihood - seems…

Into the Jungle: Chasing Giant Tarpon in Nicaragua

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In the spring of 2016, a long-planned journey into the Nicaraguan jungle came to life in a way that was as chaotic as it was unforgettable. What began as a conversation years earlier on the banks of Russia’s Rynda River—over a glass of wine and a shared dream of giant tarpon—had evolved into a full-blown…

River Management: How Low Can We Go?

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Three inches of wet snow covered the ground at the Fall Creek Slide, the not-so-well-known boat launch located on a back channel, just upriver from the Spring Creek Landing on the South Fork of the Snake River. I swung my car into the vacant makeshift parking lot and excitedly slipped into my waders, tied on my favorite…

Fly Tying: Silver Gray Tube

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Among the most classic salmon flies and patterns that most fly fishers recognize, even if they don’t fish for salmon, are Jock Scott and Green Highlander. However, many are also familiar with names like Black Doctor, Silver Doctor, Blue Doctor, Durham Ranger, and Thunder & Lightning. What many don’t know is that all these latter…

The European Native Trout Challenge

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I didn’t grow up fly fishing. By the time I was twenty-nine, fishing had almost disappeared from my life. As a kid, I spent countless hours with my father along canals and still waters. Later, studies, work, and routines took over, and rods slowly disappeared from our weekends. Years passed without much thought of rivers,…

Lessons From a Lifetime of Fly Fishing Travel: Ken Morrish Shares His Tips for Summer Travel

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Few anglers have spent more time traveling in pursuit of fish than Ken Morrish. As the founder of Fly Water Travel and a lifelong explorer of some of the world's most renowned fisheries, Ken has helped anglers plan adventures across the globe while logging countless miles himself. Along the way, he's learned what works, what doesn't, and…

Yellowfish: South African Gold

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After fishing and filming in Angola, my buddies and I attended a film and social event at Mavungana Flyfishing, a well-known fly shop in Johannesburg. There, we got talking to local anglers, all of whom spoke passionately about a place in the mountains where you could catch the legendary yellowfish. BY PETER HUSTED - https://www.wemproduction.com…

Mayflies:Ephemera Danica and Ephemera Vulgata

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During late spring and early summer, the largest mayflies in our waters, Ephemera danica and Ephemera vulgata, emerge. In English, they are known as mayflies, a term that has become synonymous with all mayfly species, even those that do not hatch during this period. For many fly fishers, a newly emerged mayfly epitomizes fly fishing itself, and it’s…

When to Fish Patagonia: A Season-by-Season Guide

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Patagonia isn’t just a destination—it’s a season. In fact, it’s several. The region’s long, varied fishing calendar is one of the reasons anglers return again and again, wanting to experience a different facet of Patagonia every time. Each season offers a distinct personality, a different rhythm, and a unique way to experience the waters surrounding…

Seatrout Science – An Interview with Rune Westphal

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Sea trout fishing is often shaped by tradition, habit, and long-held beliefs passed down through generations. But what happens when you challenge those assumptions and start from scratch? In this interview, we speak with a passionate coastal angler behind the Seatrout Science project—a year-long experiment that combines observation, data, and relentless time on the water…

Revisited – The San River

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Every autumn, the San River in Poland calls us back. It’s a place of memories—of triumphs, failures, and the kind of fishing that keeps you coming despite the odds. This trip, shared with close friends, turned into something more: a story of persistence, big fish, and moments that remind us why we return year after…

An Ode to the Southern Redeye Bass

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It wasn’t an ideal place to pitch a tent, but I didn’t care in the slightest. After driving 40 minutes down a dirt road at midnight into the middle-of-nowhere Alabama, we were ready for some shuteye. The only other thing in the dirt lot we pulled into was a white Silverado with missing hubcaps and…

Silver Creek:In Recognition of Fragility

Into the Jungle: Chasing Giant Tarpon in Nicaragua

River Management: How Low Can We Go?

Fly Tying: Silver Gray Tube

The European Native Trout Challenge

Lessons From a Lifetime of Fly Fishing Travel: Ken Morrish Shares His Tips for Summer Travel

Yellowfish: South African Gold

Mayflies:Ephemera Danica and Ephemera Vulgata

When to Fish Patagonia: A Season-by-Season Guide

Seatrout Science – An Interview with Rune Westphal

Revisited – The San River

An Ode to the Southern Redeye Bass

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