Charity’s Continued Adventures in Patagonia
  • We’re holding it together here in East Tennessee while Charity’s continued cavorting fish fest hard work in Patagonia continues. All we can say is that Charity is redefining work as we know it. Here are some pictures, but be warned, some of what follows is graphic and may disturb those who work in an office.

    Mt Lanin

    We’ve been told this is Mount Lanin and this is the view Charity has to endure every morning

     

    Charity Checks Out a Brown Trout

    Looks like Charity is paying close attention to quality control

     

    Charity Confluence Falls

    Charity stands at the falls at the confluence of Lago Lanin

     

    Julie's Happy

    Charity’s traveling companion Julie Tallman is in her happy place

     

    Party Bus

    The “Party Bus” (have they no shame) takes the guides, anglers, and rafts to the river every day

     

    Rheas

    Wild rheas on the pampas


    Argentine Moonpie?

    The Argentine version of the Moon Pie? We can’t help but ask if the have RC Cola.

     

    20" Rainbow

    Charity shows a 20″ rainbow trout caught on a streamer

     

    R&R Fly Fishing Leaders Now Available

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    February 26th, 2012 | Ian | Comments Off | Tags:

About The Author

Ian Rutter

Ian is equally comfortable guiding on the streams of the Smoky Mountains and the large tailwaters of East Tennesse and Western North Carolina. He wrote Great Smoky Mountains National Park Angler’s Companion, Tennessee Trout Waters: Blue Ribbon Guide, and Rise Rings and Rhododendron: Fly Fishing the Mountain Streams and Tailwaters of Southern Appalachia.

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