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    Entries in fly fishing destinations (23)

    Friday
    Aug202010

    Fishing on the Lower Deschutes is Hot

    Now being called the Lower Deschutes Fire Complex, a set of fires near Maupin has shut down recreation on the river from Maupin City Park to Sandy Beach. Multiple campgrounds and the Oaks Springs fish hatchery have been evacuated and the city of Maupin itself is on pre-evacuation notice, residents told to have a bag packed ready to go.  LINK  (Via: KOHD)

    Saturday
    Jul312010

    Tungulaekur

    Fly fishing for 36 hours in the Icelandic river Tungulaekur in June 2010. The short river, situated close to the glacier Vatnajokull, keeps five species; Salmon, sea trout, brown trout, stationary char and sea char. 

    Saturday
    Jul312010

    River Spey Webcam

    Fish&Fly in partnership with Farson Digital has launched a new webcam on the River Spey.The view is of the Blacksboat bridge across the Spey near Ballindalloch which is a very fine Spey beat. The view is a little way downstream from the River Avon junction.

    While you're at it be sure to hit the link to The Salmon Atlas, featuring maps of Atlantic salmon, sea trout, Pacific salmon and steelhead rivers worldwide

    LINK (Via:The Salmon Atlas)

    Wednesday
    Jul072010

    Hex Hatch - Fall River California


    Tuesday
    Jul062010

    I thought it was a pretty good fish, until a slightly disappointed Itu informed me it was "just a baby"

    An update from Carl McNeil and the Itu's Bones film project.

    Three times I've asked Itu what an average size Bonefish on Aitutaki would weigh - he keeps telling me 15kg (33lb), I'll keep asking...

    Monday
    Jun072010

    Didymo Found in Chile

    Must have been someone's felt shoes.

    Didymosphenia, commonly known as “Didymo,” “Rock Snot” or “The Toliet Paper Weed,” has been discovered in New Zealand and North America and is now confirmed to have made its way into the Futaleufu River, in Chile’s Patagonia Region.

    LINK (The Santiago Times)