leland June 4, 2016 Opened in 1995, Bella Vista Lodge is the most exclusive lodge on the Rio Gallegos, offering exciting fishing for giant sea-run trout as well as some of the finest dry fly brown trout fishing, on an intimate spring...
leland June 4, 2016 Val Atkinson Life at the Edge of the World There’s no doubt that photographer and friend of Leland, Val Atkinson, is something of a fly fishing legend. But his recent trip to South America is as much...
leland June 4, 2016 San Carlos de Bariloche Argentina is located in the western area of the Province of Rio Negro, in the heart of the Nahuel Huapi National Park. Lying on the southern shore of the lake after which the park...
leland June 4, 2016 Spring Creek Lodge Fishing Located on the banks of Argentina’s renowned Chimehuin River near the alpine village of San Martin de los Andes,Spring Creek Lodge boasts a combination of world-class fishing and excellent accommodations, making it our first...
leland June 4, 2016 The first brown trout were stocked in Tierra del Fuego by John Goodall in 1935. Shipped from Puerto Montt in Chile, 60,000 “Salmo Trutta” eggs survived the arduous journey, to be planted on the Candelaria and McLennan Rivers, both tributaries...
leland June 4, 2016 The Rio Gallegos River is nearly 300 kilometers in length and has its origin in the Southern Andes from two pristine and very beautiful streams, the Penitente and the Ruebens. Winding its way through the wild Patagonian landscape,the...
leland June 4, 2016 Click for slideshow: www.flickr.com/lelandflyfishing Val Atkinson Life at the Edge of the World
leland June 4, 2016 Solid Adventures Lodge on the Parana River:The Solid Adventures Lodge is located along the upper section of the famous Parana River, in North Argentina, a 1:30 flight from the city of Buenos Aires. The Solid Adventures Lodge...
Deep within the Alaskan Arctic, on the edge of the Brooks Range where the summer sun never sets and moose, musk ox, and caribou still roam their ancient territories, there is a secret. And only a few lucky anglers will ever...
