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Silver Creek:In Recognition of Fragility

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…

Issue 49 is now online

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The salmon season has just kicked off here in Norway. Historically, June 1st is a time of excitement, celebration, and incredible catches. Today, with the onslaught of the salmon farming industry, the depletion of preyfish in the ocean, and the looming threats of global warming salmon fishing has never been a more dire game to…

Mayflies:Ephemera Danica and Ephemera Vulgata

Article, Fly Tying Feature29. maj 202649Views 1Like 0Comments

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…

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…

Italy: In the Waters of Alto Sarca & Valle Del Chiese

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From the bustling streets of Venice to Rome’s breathtaking architecture and its mouthwatering cuisine, Italy is a country that never ceases to amaze. With nearly 65 million tourists annually and a permanent rank in the top 5 most visited countries in the world, Italy’s cultural lore spans across the planet. By Marina Gibson (Fly Fishing…

Ty Hallock: From Starving Artist to Starving Biologist – and Back

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Growing up in the serene enclave of Whitewood near Sturgis, South Dakota, Ty Hallock's artistic journey took flight at the kitchen table. Birds and fish were his earliest muses, nurtured in the family's art-adorned dining space. High school's graphic arts class introduced him to airbrushing, and college days at Northern State University were initially dedicated…

Issue 48 is now online

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It’s always great to have a fishing trip to look forward to. But it can also be a constant distraction—and occasionally a source of acute stress. Next week we’re off to Gabon to fly fish for tarpon, jack crevalle, longfin trevally, African threadfin, and more. At the same time, we’ve had a magazine to finish.…

Issue 47 is now online

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So, we’ve just returned from Cosmoledo and are now back behind our desks. It’s winter outside - freezing cold and dark. But the memories from our recent adventure - catching some epic fish and sharing countless laughs with new and old friends - will stay with us for a long time and, hopefully, carry us…

Slovenia and Switzerland: It’s a Marble

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This trip started about 8 years ago when we were in Germany at an outdoor trade show. The state of Idaho had a grant that got us a free booth, so we said; Sure! why not? We had never been to Germany, and it seemed like it could be good for business. It was not!…

Why Spring Is the Perfect Time to Visit Patagonia

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As the days grow longer and nature awakens in the Southern Hemisphere, Spring arrives in Patagonia with an energy that’s impossible to ignore. At El Encuentro Fly Fishing, we believe there’s no better time to experience this extraordinary region than in Spring—starting in November—when the landscape comes alive and opportunities for adventure abound. By Sandra Spina…

Welcome to the Jungle: A perspective on Appalachian Brown Trout

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Expanding as far north as the Canadian province Newfoundland and as far south as north Alabama, the Appalachian Mountain range is filled with endless blue lines and mountains full of wisdom. While the range is vast and mighty, the focus of this article will be on the southern range and all its beauty. In sections…

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Silver Creek:In Recognition of Fragility

Issue 49 is now online

Mayflies:Ephemera Danica and Ephemera Vulgata

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

Revisited – The San River

Italy: In the Waters of Alto Sarca & Valle Del Chiese

Ty Hallock: From Starving Artist to Starving Biologist – and Back

Issue 48 is now online

Issue 47 is now online

Slovenia and Switzerland: It’s a Marble

Why Spring Is the Perfect Time to Visit Patagonia

Welcome to the Jungle: A perspective on Appalachian Brown Trout

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