16.2 - The FlyFish Journal

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Guide Nico Lindenmayer and guest Jason Moore explore on foot. There’s no shortage of water to fish along the coast of the Darién Gap—only a shortage of time and tides.

Travel

COLOMBIA, ME GUSTA

“In a deep crack in Colorado’s Western Slope carved by a beautiful river full of big rainbow and brown trout, guide, poet and teacher Cameron Scott ties one on while Jeremi Kentz makes a mental note. We spent a few days exploring the canyon, avoiding poison ivy, saying hello to plenty of trout and dreading the climb out.” Photo: Copi Vojta

Essay

GUIDE INTIMATIONS

“At the time of this photo, January ’87, I was 15 years old,” Cristian Olsen says. “I still fished with a spinning rod from time to time, though I’d been tying and fishing flies for a long time. Of course, this was long before catch and release ethics became the norm. This trout weighed nearly 9 pounds.” Photo: Courtesy Cristian Nordhal Olsen Family Archives

Profile

WHY WOULD ANYBODY DO THIS?

“Lines and light on a small urban stream that runs through Bellingham, WA. There’s a spot I like to frequent, mostly to just stare at water, but occasionally I’ll bring a fly rod and wait for a fish to rise. They’re usually tiny, but selective enough that it makes for a fun game.” Photo: Copi Vojta

Essay

UNHOOKED

An angler encounters a wild rainbow trout in Alaska’s Katmai National Park and Preserve as fall transitions into winter.

Gallery

CLEAR INTENTIONS

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