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What’s the most important cast for clients wanting to learn how to fish saltwater?

Capt. Joel Dickey: The most important cast would be the double haul. This cast allows you to create greater line speed which is needed in most situations in the salt. Most days on the salt have a 10-15 knot wind blowing and the extra lines speed is extremely important to[...]

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Far, Far, Farquhar

Yuzo Sugiura gave the Solar series a workout on his recent trip to the Farquhar islands, a small atoll in the Indian Ocean, north of Madagascar and the southern-most group in the Seychelles. He shared his photo album with us, remarkable for both the beauty and variety of the catch:[...]

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The One That Got Away

by Noah Rosenthal “The one that got away” is a universal idea when it comes to fishing. From a big brown trout wrapping you around the roots of a tree to the tarpon that took one more jump than you were ready for and shook the hook, we’ve all had[...]

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The Rainbows of Atlas Cumbres

These rainbows weren’t landed in Idaho, Alaska, or even Patagonia. To chase these fish, you have to travel to the remote mountains of central Argentina, first to Cordoba province, and then to an area known as Atlas Cumbres. Fly dreamers’ ambassador Patricio Churruarin has fished and guided there since he[...]

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Peacocks in Paradise

by Ariel Goldman Our charter plane from Manaos, Brazil, had just landed at the Barcelos landing strip, a small and colorful town on the giant Rio Negro coast. We had boat bags, rod tubes, lots of water bottles and high expectations as we boarded the boat that would take us[...]

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