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Fresh Water Argentina Fly Fishermen: The Truest Kind Of Them All
Posted by alex (2589 reads)
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Jeremy how are you man? I just got back from an amazing journey to Southern Patagonia on a a solo fly fishing adventure. I have been guiding everyday here in San Pedro in Northern Argentina for Dorado and teaching fly fishing. I  hope you can join me here next year for the fall run as it truly is and unreal fly fishing experience. Huge trout 3 to 15 lb class. All trout are fighting as hard as ever. Free camping and crystal clear water all to ourselves. Beauty beyond words. I am learning more each day and fly fished with a gentlemen of about sixty or so years old.  He had  the most amazing cast I have ever seen. I put my fly rod down and watched and admired his shear grace as with no effort he roll casted amazing distances to the opposite bank. It seemed as though his fly rod was part of his arm. He caught one beautiful Brown Trout after the another. 

I learned more from him in one day than I had learned in many years of fly fishing on my own. He was humble and answered all my childish questions with the elegance and wisdom of an elder. It was with his advise that I quickly changed my fly and preceded to catch one of the biggest Rainbow Trout I have ever caught...if not the biggest the strongest for sure. The fish had me deep into the backing before I could blink. Anyway attached is a photo of him. I found out later he is one of the most famous fly fishermen here in Patagonia. He has been fishing these Argentina waters for the last forty years, catching world record trout and not even taking pictures. But those are the truest characters in these

parts of Argentina. Here is a photograph that I took of probably just one of the thousands of beautiful Patagonia trout he has caught throughout his lifetime.



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Re: Patagonia Fly Fishermen: The Truest Kind Of Them All
by Shaq http://www.theanglersnet.com
Wow, what an experience and a true destination on my "Must do" list. Keep the stories coming!!! Grade A adventure. Keep up the good work



Re: Patagonia Fly Fishermen: The Truest Kind Of Them All
by jeremy http://www.fliesandfins.com
hey alex - always great to hear from you and your adventures in that part of the world ... i would love to make it there to do a patagonia fly fishing excursion --- free camping, crystal clear water .... HOT rainbows and browns ---> right up my alley... give me a call when you come back to the United States ... we will do some fly fishin' and if you are in the US in the fall -- we gotta get them Albies .... incoming tide - you know where! ---

ps - i have found some new albie/bonito hot-spots in the last couple years ... you, ray and me should do an albie trip this fall --- i am sure those patagonia trout rip ... but you know as well as me that NOTHIN rips like an albie from shore!!!! man those fish are awesome to fly fish for from foot in shallow water ... crazy! good hearing from ya --- keep the fish-tales from south america comin' - good luck - be safe.


 
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