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Fly Fishing Chile’s River of Dreams the Blanco River

Fly Fishing Chile’s River of Dreams: The Blanco River

Chile’s Blanco River offers one of the most unique and remote wilderness fly fishing expeditions for brown trout. In this captivating adventure, a group of anglers embarked on an unforgettable journey to the River of Dreams Base Camp, showcasing not only world-class fishing but also the breathtaking beauty of Southern Chile.

The Journey Begins

The expedition started in the southernmost Chilean city of Koheiki, where the group set off on a two-hour drive to a horse trailhead. From there, they mounted horses for an extraordinary ride through stunning landscapes. Though some initially felt anxious about horseback riding, the experience quickly turned exhilarating, with the majestic Chilean wilderness as their backdrop.

After the ride, a 45-minute jet boat trip brought them to their cabin camp, nestled where the Blanco River meets a spring creek. This weedy, maze-like creek provided exceptional sight fishing opportunities, setting the stage for the adventure ahead.

The Fishing Experience

At the base camp, the group immersed themselves in the art of fly fishing. They explored different sections of the river, experimenting with techniques and baits while sharing laughter and camaraderie. One of the trip’s highlights was dry fly fishing along woody structures—a magical experience despite challenges like bright sun and low water levels.

The clear waters teemed with fish, making every catch a celebration. Whether large or small, each success was met with enthusiasm, reinforcing the thrill of the sport. Beyond fishing, the group also ventured into the surrounding forests, observing local birdlife and deepening their connection to the ecosystem.

More Than Just Fishing

This expedition was about more than just catching trout—it was a profound immersion in nature. The tranquility of the Blanco River, the camaraderie among anglers, and the raw beauty of Chile’s wilderness made it a transformative experience. For those seeking adventure, solitude, and world-class fly fishing, the Blanco River truly lives up to its name: the River of Dreams.

(Channel: Jensen Fly Fishing | Duration: 108 min)

Fly Fishing Chile's River of Dreams the Blanco River


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Fly Fishing in Lech

Fly Fishing in Lech, Austria: A Hidden Alpine Gem

The Lech River: A Fly Fisher’s Paradise

Nestled deep within the Alps, the Lech River is a hidden gem among fly fishers. This pristine waterway offers a striking contrast—sometimes a wide, slow-moving stream, other times a roaring torrent carving through rocky gorges. Towering pine forests shield it from the outside world, creating a secluded paradise. Hundreds of natural weirs and water stairs shape its flow, providing ideal habitats for wild fish. To navigate these challenging waters, hiring a local guide like Thomas—who knows every pool and gorge—is highly recommended.

The Fish: A Test of Skill and Patience

The Lech’s fish are as elusive as they are powerful. With only six day passes issued for its 24 km stretch, the river sees few anglers, leaving its inhabitants wary of harsh movements. But once hooked, these wild fighters unleash astonishing strength, testing both skill and equipment. Since 1996, grayling have thrived here, growing rapidly at this high-altitude environment. Whether targeting brown trout, rainbow trout, sea trout, or grayling, success demands careful technique and respect for the river’s rhythm.

Essential Gear for the Lech

To match the river’s demands, proper equipment is crucial:

  • Rods & Lines: Short-sectioned 8–9 ft rods (AFTMA class 5–6) with WF dry lines and leaders (0.12mm–0.18mm).
  • Wading Gear: Light waders, sturdy shoes, and a backpack for spare clothes (unplanned dips are common!).
  • Extras: A landing net, short wading vest, polarized glasses, warm layers for chilly mornings, and sunscreen—essential at 1,450 meters.

Expert Guidance & Local Flies

For the best experience, rely on local expertise. Guides like Thomas offer invaluable knowledge of prime fishing spots, while hand-tied flies tailored to the Lech’s conditions significantly improve your chances.

Target Species

The Lech is renowned for its:

  • Brown Trout
  • Rainbow Trout
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  • Sea Trout
  • Grayling

Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a passionate beginner, fly fishing on the Lech promises an unforgettable challenge amid breathtaking Alpine scenery.

(Want to explore further? Contact a Lech expert for guided trips and custom flies!)


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Captain Ethan Kiburz

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Captain Ethan Kiburz: Your Expert Fly Fishing Guide

Captain Ethan Kiburz

Meet Captain Ethan
Captain Ethan Kiburz is a seasoned fly fishing guide specializing in the flats of Tampa Bay, Clearwater Beach, St. Pete Beach, and Dunedin. A native of Safety Harbor, he possesses an intimate knowledge of Tampa Bay and the Pinellas Peninsula, ensuring an exceptional fishing experience—regardless of Florida’s unpredictable weather.

Tampa Bay’s Fly Fishing Paradise

The waters around Tampa Bay offer a diverse playground for anglers. Whether you’re chasing the acrobatic Tarpon off the beaches, targeting elusive Snook in the backwaters, or poling the flats for Redfish, this region delivers world-class opportunities.

The Ultimate Challenge: Tarpon Fishing

For many anglers, landing a Tarpon is the pinnacle of fly fishing. These majestic fish are known for their explosive jumps and relentless fights. Captain Ethan emphasizes teamwork, patience, and persistence—key ingredients for success, especially during peak migration when water temperatures hover between 72–78°F.

Gear Up for Success

  • Rods & Reels: For large Tarpon, opt for 10–12 weight rods paired with robust reels featuring smooth drag systems.
  • Fly Lines: Selection varies by preference, but understanding different types enhances performance.
  • Leaders: Modern techniques favor lighter bite sections. Knowing when to use monofilament vs. fluorocarbon can dramatically improve hookups.
  • Flies: While personal preference plays a role, Tarpon’s keen vision demands strategic choices. Captain Ethan recommends high-visibility patterns like black and purple, emphasizing proper fly placement.

Seasonal Opportunities

Tampa Bay’s fishing calendar shifts with the seasons:

  • Winter: Focus on Redfish and Speckled Sea Trout.
  • Spring: Abundant species, including migrating Tarpon.
    Captain Ethan’s expertise ensures anglers capitalize on these seasonal patterns for maximum success.

Book Your Adventure

  • Trips: Full-day or half-day excursions.
  • Target Species: Tarpon, Snook, Redfish, and more.
  • Specialty: In-shore and night fly fishing available.

Ready to cast your line? Contact Captain Ethan Kiburz today for an unforgettable fly fishing experience.


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Angling Classics

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Angling Classics: Expert Guided Fishing with Stevie Munn

Meet Your Guide
Stevie Munn, a highly qualified fishing guide from Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland, brings over 25 years of global experience to the water. Having fished rivers and loughs from Norway to North America—and with intimate knowledge of Ireland’s Lough Neagh System—he offers unparalleled expertise. Stevie’s lifelong passion for these waters, many of which he’s fished since childhood, ensures an unforgettable day whether you’re targeting wild river trout, Lough Neagh’s famed Dollaghan brown trout, or the occasional salmon.

World-Class Fly-Casting Instruction
Beyond guiding, Stevie ranks among the world’s most respected fly-casting instructors. His sessions go beyond locating fish; he’ll refine your casting technique, share insider tips, and provide tailored tuition. Equipment is available for sessions (excluding clothing, waders, or boots), making it easy to dive into the experience.

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What Your Session Includes
Stevie’s guided sessions cover every aspect of fly fishing:

  • Fundamentals: Fly fishing basics, casting mastery, and safety protocols.
  • River Knowledge: How to read water, assemble tackle, and tie essential knots.
  • Advanced Skills: Entomology (insect life cycles), targeted techniques for trout/salmon, and local insights.

Plan Your Adventure
Ready to cast like a pro? Contact Angling Classics today to book your session.

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✅ World-class fly-casting instruction
✅ Target wild trout & Dollaghan brown trout
✅ Master river reading, entomology, and advanced techniques

Get in touch with Angling Classics!


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Koppang Fly Fishing

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Koppang Fly Fishing


Koppang Fly Fishing: Your Gateway to Norway’s Glomma River

Unforgettable Fly Fishing Adventures

Are you an avid fly fisherman eager to make the most of your time on Norway’s Glomma River? Skip the guesswork—let our expert guides show you the best spots, the right flies, and the most effective techniques. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a beginner, we’ll ensure your trip is as rewarding as the stories you’ve read. Plus, we’ll capture action shots of your best catches to take home as lasting memories.

Target Species:

  • Brown Trout
  • Grayling

For bookings or inquiries, contact the campsite reception.

Stay Amidst Nature: Koppang Camping

Owned by the same team as Koppang Fly Fishing, Koppang Camping offers direct access to the riverbank—your gateway to paradise. Find all details at koppangcamping.no.

Exclusive Luxury: Glomma House

For a more private and upscale experience, book Glomma House. Enjoy unparalleled access to the river in a stunning setting. Browse the photo gallery below and envision a fly fishing retreat you’ll never forget. Learn more at glommahouse.com.

Why Choose Koppang?

  • Stunning Norwegian wilderness at your doorstep
  • Expert-guided fly fishing for Brown Trout and Grayling
  • Flexible accommodations: riverside camping or a private luxury house

Plan your perfect fly fishing escape today!


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