Trout Fishing – In the Loop Magazine

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Article3. august 202611Views 1Like 0Comments

Alarm. Damn. Two snoozes too many. Out of bed, throw on clothes, grab the bags, slam some coffee. In the car, run a yellow, dodge the slow ones, find the gaps. Park the car, bags again, drop them off, through security. Moving walkway, at the gate, on the plane, find a seat, buckle up, earbuds…

Cinderella Story: The White River’s Beautiful Stepsister

Article27. juli 202610Views 1Like 0Comments

The White River in Northern Arkansas is firmly rooted in the upper echelon of famous trout rivers in the United States, and for good reason. The average brown trout from the White measures anywhere from 18-24 inches, with trophies over 25” caught every day. Anglers from all over the world make the pilgrimage to the…

Why Every Angler Should Fish Patagonia’s Spring Creeks

Article20. juli 202612Views 0Likes 0Comments

There are places in the fly-fishing world that get under your skin in a way that defies logic. They’re not just destinations; they’re experiences that reset your sense of what trout water can be. Patagonia’s spring creeks — quiet ribbons of gin-clear flow winding through the wilds of Chubut Province — are precisely that kind…

Silver Creek:In Recognition of Fragility

Article13. juli 202615Views 1Like 0Comments

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…

The European Native Trout Challenge

Article11. juni 202670Views 1Like 0Comments

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,…

Issue 49 is now online

News8. juni 2026560Views 1Like 0Comments

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…

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

Article23. marts 2026296Views 1Like 0Comments

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…

Issue 48 is now online

News9. marts 2026546Views 1Like 0Comments

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

News12. december 2025342Views 0Likes 0Comments

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…

Fly Fishing From the Other Side

Article1. december 2025165Views 0Likes 0Comments

Everyone knows the grass is always greener on the other side. Not least Adam Westerman. As a relentless fly fisherman and an unapologetic fish-finder to the very tips of his fingers, he couldn’t resist inventing a tool that quickly, firmly, and easily took him exactly where he wanted to be. This is the story of…

Chile: Simpson River Valley

Article18. august 2025203Views 0Likes 0Comments

In early March I flew into Chile from my summer in New Zealand. I had to check out a new lodge, “Where Wise Men Fish.” It was built by a fellow named Adam Henderson, who I taught to tie flies when he was about 10 years old. His parents were good friends of mine here…

A Fly Angler’s Dream: Grayling and Trout Fishing in Swedish Lapland

Article21. juli 2025325Views 1Like 0Comments

Everyone knows Swedish Lapland is famous for its Baltic salmon and pike fishing, but were you aware that it also offers outstanding grayling and trout fishing? With the entire area being covered with lakes, streams, rivers, and marshes, it only makes sense that there are lots of other fishing opportunities at your fingertips. By: Laurel…

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Unpressured

Cinderella Story: The White River’s Beautiful Stepsister

Why Every Angler Should Fish Patagonia’s Spring Creeks

Silver Creek:In Recognition of Fragility

The European Native Trout Challenge

Issue 49 is now online

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

Issue 48 is now online

Issue 47 is now online

Fly Fishing From the Other Side

Chile: Simpson River Valley

A Fly Angler’s Dream: Grayling and Trout Fishing in Swedish Lapland

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