Las Pampas Lodge, Argentina
If you enjoy fishing big foam terrestrial flies, targeting big fish, sightseeing and enjoying the wildest of places, Las Pampas is the place for you. We are located in middle Patagonia in the province of Chubut, Argentina at the foothills of the Andes mountain range. The remoteness cannot be explained, only experienced. Las Pampas offers wild brown and rainbow trout during its November 1st - May 1st season, and brook trout from November 1st - March 1st. The fish are protected for spawning purposes during the offseason.
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Winter Fly Fishing
Winter……. To some, just the thought of the word makes them cringe. To others, it means grab the skis and snowboards and snowshoes and head to the mountains. But to us Fly Fisherman, it means a chance to fish in solitude, to fish that aren’t being harassed day in and day out.
Jetty Fly Fishing in the Pacific Northwest
When most fly fishermen think of the Pacific Northwest, it conjures up imagery of winter steelhead in pouring rain or coastal cutthroat on a rocky beach. There is, however, another vibrant fishery hidden in plain sight on the fringes of the region. At the openings of many harbors in the Pacific Northwest are artificial jetties and each of these structures offers access to a unique and underrated opportunity in fly fishing. These jetties are home to different types of pacific bottomfish such as lingcod, greenling, and countless species of rockfish. Most fishermen associate these species with offshore fishing using heavy conventional gear, but they visit the shallow, nearshore zones more often than many anglers realize and are very willing to take a properly presented fly.
Western Native Trout
The Western Native Trout Initiative decided to put on a challenge to celebrate these magnificent fish in their native habitat. There are 12 participating states with a cast of twenty native trout and char. There are three levels of completion, Expert Caster, Advanced Caster and Master Caster. To qualify for the first, level Expert Caster the angler must catch six species across four different states.
