Gone bonefishing
Where were you last Super Bowl Sunday? I was wading across a tropical tidal flat in the Caribbean Sea, up to my knees in warm, sparkling clear saltwat
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A little after 10 p.m. one night last March, I was hosing down my waders outside the drying room at Terra del Fuego’s elegant Maria Behety Lodge when
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Many places make the dubious claim of being the “sport-fishing capital” of this or that species of game fish, but for trophy rainbow trout there’s an
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Around the second week in June, schools of northern pike suddenly appear in the sandy-bottom shallows of tea-colored Wollaston Lake in northeastern Sa
... Read NowA thousand miles from nowhere
Looking for an extreme fishing adventure? Try this: fly to Paris, then on to Mahe, Seychelles. You’re now 1,000 miles off the coast of Kenya. Next, ta
... Read NowGreat summer trout fishing in February
A quarter mile from the Estancia del Zorro–the ranch of the fox–flows a stream my friend Brian O’Keefe calls the best spring creek he has ever fished.
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European brown trout, introduced to the crystalline waters of New Zealand in 1868, have thrived in this country, which is roughly the size of Californ
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Three thousand kilometers from tidewater, a porpoise surfaces. Then a foot-long skinny slasher of a fish grabs the streamer fly you strip through wate
... Read NowReeling in salmon on Alaska’s stunning ‘lost coast’
During the golden weeks of late September and early October, few places offer a greater fly-fishing spectacle than the short tidal rivers on the edge
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You’ll find brook trout in countless alder-lined beaver bogs and tumbling canopy-forest brooks along the spine of the Appalachians, throughout the New
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