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Posted in Argentina, Fly Fishing, Patagonia
Tagged Argentina, brook trout, Patagonia
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Back From Jurassic Lake
Justin Witt and Zach Otte have just returned to Patagonia Unlimited’s home base in Rio Pico, Argentina from a few days at Estancia Laguna Verde on Lago Strobel, also known as Jurassic Lake. If you’d like to read about this recent experience and Justin’s day to day life in Patagonia, check out his blog – Just Another Day in Patagonia.
If you would like to experience this incredible place and the opportunity to fish for these remarkable trout, we still have a few open dates in 2011 for Jurassic Lake. Email me today for details.
Argentina’s Jurassic Lake – Hype or Truth? – November 6, 2010
Could all of the marketing hype about Argentina’s Jurassic Lake (Lago Strobel) be on the up and up?
Judge for yourself – this photo was taken today.
Patagonia Unlimited Team Takes Second Place – November 6, 2010
With a morning that began with a bit more than a dusting of snow, temperatures below freezing and a nasty wind, the 2010 Gold Rush Cup Fly Fishing Challenge – Qualifier Division caught off to a slow, cold start.
But with absolutely no assistance from me, the Patagonia Unlimited team, Steven and Ben of the Etowah Anglers took second place. First place winners, Team Hooch, will join the pro teams in tomorrow’s competition.
Come out to Frog Hollow on the Chestatee River Sunday between 7:30am and 5:30pm and participate in this annual fundraiser event for Dahlonega’s Gold Rush Chapter of Trout Unlimited.Attendance and parking is open to the public and free, lots of related activities and great food and drink for nominal prices.Click here for directions. Come see us.
Monday, November 9, 2010
Olympian John Belushi May Have Had It Right
| For 8 weeks, nutrition professor, Mark Haub’s diet consisted of Hostess and Little Debbie cakes, Doritos, sugary cereals and Oreos – eating every three hours as opposed to three meals daily. He lost 27 pounds, reduced his body mass index from 28.8 to 24.9 and improved his cholesterol by 20%. The key – he reduced his daily calorie intake from 2600 toi 1800 – indicating that it’s not what you eat, it’s how much.
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Saturday, November 6, 2010
Jurassic Lake – Hype or Truth?
| Could all of the marketing hype about Argentina’s Jurassic Lake (Lago Strobel) be on the up and up?
Judge for yourself – this photo was taken today. That’s what I call a double! |
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Saturday, November 6, 2010
Patagonia Unlimited Team Takes Second Place
With a morning that began with a bit more than a dusting of snow, temperatures below freezing and a nasty wind, the 2010 Gold Rush Cup Fly Fishing Challenge – Qualifier Divsion caught off to a slow, cold start.
But with absolutely no assistance from me, the Patagonia Unlimited team, Steven and Ben of the Etowah Anglers took second place. First place winners, Team Hooch, will join the pro teams in tomorrow’s competition.
Come out to Frog Hollow on the Chestatee River Sunday between 7:30am and 5:30pm and participate in this annual fundraiser event for Dahlonega’s Gold Rush Chapter of Trout Unlimited.
Attendance and parking is open to the public and free, lots of related activities and great food and drink for nominal prices.
Click here for directions. Come see us.
Posted in Fly Fishing
Tagged Chestatee River, Fly fishing, Frog Hollow, Gold Rush Challenge, Trout Unlimted
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Back to Burton – October 20, 2010
John Simank joined me on another outing to Lake Burton. The fall color was approaching it’s peak – still no moving browns.
Still Searching – October 7, 2010
Back on Lake Burton today – this time with Scott McBride. And yes, we did find those giant brown trout moving into their spawning areas.
It’s a little known fact and unique to Lake Burton, that as they move up the lake, the browns go through a body modification of sorts and look suprisingly like small perch.
In Search of Big Browns – October 3, 2010
Sunday, Jerry Stephenson (photo) 
joined me on Lake Burton in preparation for the fall brown trout spawn and migration. Lake Burton, near Clayton, Georgia is a beautiful, 2,775 acre mountain lake and home to numerous fish species and the tony set.
How High’s the Water Mama? Friday, September 24, 2010
Short answer – 73 degrees.
With the draw-down of Lake Blue Ridge for TVA’s dam repairs on-going, the water temperatures of the Toccoa tailwater are nearing that of the average daily air temperature.
Scott McBride joined me for a float of the Curtis Switch area with only sunfish to show for our efforts.
Posted in Fly Fishing, Uncategorized
Tagged brown trout, Curtis Switch, fall spawn, Lake Burton, Rabun, Seed, Tallulah River, Toccoa River
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Time To Get Into A Patagonia State of Mind
As the North America summer is winding down, remember that Argentina’s spring fishing season opens in just 60 days. Please grab a cool beverage and spend a few minutes looking over our website and get a taste of what awaits you in Patagonia.