In the Loop Fly Fishing Magazine - Issue 25

NUNAVUT:

Fly Fishing the Final Frontier Nunavut is a remote Canadian province bordering the Arctic Ocean. It is the northern-most territory in Canada and was officially separated from the Northwest Territories in April 1999. Aside from minerals, such as diamonds, gold and iron ore, the extremely cold and desolate territory is known for spectacular fishing. Yngve Ask and Helmut Zaderer recently ventured there to explore the arctic char fishing. By: YNGVE ASK

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In the Loop Fly Fishing Magazine - Issue 25

Published on Jun 12, 2020Fishing

In the Loop Fly Fishing Magazine

We’re stuck, but that’s a great onset for making a magazine. As we’ve sifted through all the article submissions and hand-picked the right ones for this June-edition, our minds have wandered to far-away rivers and lakes – to sandy flats in tropical paradises and jungle rivers, and we’ve lamented over the fact that all of our 2020 trips abroad have been cancelled. But hey, things will get back to normal someday. And in the meantime, there’s plenty of local places to fish; both familiar and unfamiliar – if one has the imagination and adventurousness needed to chart new territory. The Covid-19 pandemic will shape and define our lives for quite some time still, but there are glimpses of hope. Iceland has opened its borders, The UK is back to fishing, and from June 15th people across Scandinavia will be able to target Atlantic salmon (with some limitations of course).

Articles inside

In the Loop Fly Fishing Magazine - Issue 25

Articles inside

DREAM WATERS: Svartá River, Iceland

MONGOLIA: The Last Refuge of the “River Wolf”

TACTICS: Depth-Probing for Perch

PATRICK DUKE: “Anyone Can Be a Purist…”

AARØY: Walking on the Platforms of Despair

UNA: And the Threatened Balkan Rivers

NUNAVUT: Fly Fishing the Final Frontier

NORTHERN NORWAY: Hitching in the Arctic Circle

ASTOVE ATOLL: Fly Fishing for the Masters of Destruction PART 1