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Local anglers find Trout Bum nirvana in Argentina. Read the story here.
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An "average" rainbow trout is ready for release by an Argentine fly fishing guide at a Patagonia stream. Photo by Rich Landers
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Float fishing the Rio Corcovado River is one of the diverse options outfitter Justin Witt offers in his Patagonia Trout Bum fly fishing trip packages. Photo by Rich Landers
A hefty brown trout bends David Moershel's fly rod at a cattle-country spring creek in Patagonia. Photo by Rich Landers
An Argentine fly fishing guide leads his client on a long walk to dry fly fishing on a trophy trout stream in Patagonia. Photo by Rich Landers
Argentina fishing outfitter Justin Witt nets a 25-inch brook trout Spokane fly fisher David Moershel. Photo by Rich Landers
Patagonia anglers often celebrate their fishing vacation with a traditional feast of lamb al asador roasted over and open fire pit on a metal cross. Photo by Rich Landers
David Moershel reflects on fly fishing during an unusually calm day on a trophy trout lake in Patagonia. Photo by Rich Landers
David Moershel of Spokane prepares to release a 25-inch brook trout he caught on a fly during a backpacking trip to a trophy fish stream in the Patagonia region of Argentina. Photo by Rich Landers
A brightly colored brook trout is released by a fly fisher at a Patagonia stream. Photo by Rich Landers
Two fishing guides team to help Spokane fly fisher David Moershel land a 25-inch brook trout during a backpacking trip to a trophy fish stream in the Patagonia region of Argentina. Photo by Rich Landers
Even in remote hike-in streams, fly fishers are likely to encounter gauchos and their dogs tending free-range livestock on horseback. Photo by Rich Landers
Trout Bum program fly fishers embark on a no-frills backpacking trip into a stream with trophy brookies ranging to more than 25 inches long. Photo by Rich Landers
Roads to top trophy trout streams in Patagonia are often unimproved. Photo by Rich Landers
Patagonia fishing outfitter Justin Witt is a master with a fly rod, a definite advantage in catching the region's fabled trophy trout. Photo by Rich Landers
Argentina requires incoming anglers to buy a license and have attendants disinfect their waders and boots before fishing to prevent spread of invasive aquatic organisms in Patagonia trout waters. Photo by Rich Landers
Brown trout are sought by traveling fly fishers for their size and numbers in Patagonia. Photo by Rich Landers
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