Guided fly fishing trips, planned by people who have fished them
Guided fly fishing trips, planned by people who have fished them
Guided fly fishing trips, planned by people who have fished them
Austral Kings, our new destination in Chile, has made the cover – two of them to be exact! We’re honored that both Fly Rod & Reel and Chasing Silver have deemed our operation cover worthy. Big thanks to both magazines for their well-written, accurate depiction of the Austral Kings experience. If you’re interested in learning […]
Friends of Faraway Fly Fishing, We are proud to say that another successful season has ended at our Kooi Noom lodge in Patagonia, Argentina. We want to thank our guests who shared this unique and special corner of Patagonia with us this season. Thanks to the fertile waters that support this ecosystem, Kooi […]
Kooi Noom Trip Report by Ben Etridge WEEK: 29/11/14 – 06/12/14Thoughts and Recollections Kooi Noom fully lived up to expectations. The fishing was challenging and technical but also extremely rewarding. The weather was both tough toward the fisherman with high winds but also we received a calm break midway through […]
Kooi Noom 2014/15 season opening fishing report After a great first season we are glad to share with all of you our first report of this new season at Kooin Noom. We are definitely into the beginning of a very good season, here is a brief report of what we […]
Saltwater fishing is not our field but never is too late for a new experience! We thought about a new place, one that few anglers fished before. We had some reports of this area but nothing in concrete, even though, we decided to give it a try! Our adventure took us to […]
Another great Atlantic Steelhead caught on Santa Cruz river, well done Juanma!
We have been recently fishing the Limay river starting on Limay river mouth floating down to Villa Llanquin area and we had great success all the way. We have great offers for this season on daily trips or packages in the Lake district area. Please contact us if you have any questions! […]
On a scale of 0 to 14 pH, a value of 0 is the most acidic and 14 the most basic. The rain usually has a pH between 5 and 6.5. It is acidic because it has dissolved carbon dioxide and air pollutants such as sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides. […]
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