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Three Incredible Days of Fishing in Patagonia

Freshwater

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Dec, 2013: Fly Fishing in Coyhaique:  Day 1

Today was the first day on the water in Coyhaique and we hit a secret spot near the Emprador Guillerimo. Last pool in a narrow valley and this pig materialized to sip a beetle off the glass calm surface. I was expecting a fish, but not this fish. Check out the colors! This place is spectacular.

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Bouncing Beetle Patterns on the Huemules: Day 2

A bit breezy today and we fished on the Chilean / Argentine border on the Huemules bouncing beetle patterns off the banks. If you weren’t inches – literally inches – from the banks it was all for naught, but if you were, healthy fat rewards came to hand. Keep tuned in and we will be home on Wednesday, December 18 to answer questions.

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Today Was Epic: Day 3

Today was epic. We found a secret spot with huge bows on dry flies. Watched glossy fish emerge from 3 to 20 feet of water to sip hoppers from the surface in the shadows of some of the most amazing peaks in Patagonia. You need to see this to believe it, seriously, epic.

By: Hank Ingram, South America Department Manager

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As son of the Frontiers founders, Mike Fitzgerald, Jr. was brought up in the outdoor travel business. He has handled a number of sporting programs for Frontiers through the years. Today as President, Mike works closely with the Senior Management Team and the department heads and is quite involved with the Southern Hemisphere freshwater programs. Mike loves to travel with his fly rods, shotguns and cameras. He is passionate about trout, salmon and conservation. He sits on the boards of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership and Bonefish & Tarpon Trust.

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