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We look forward to chatting with you when you visit the Virtual Fly Guides Blog!

Darin

Christmas Tree Lake, AZ

Ed Nied
Tucson, AZ

Caught a bunch of nice Apaches and Rainbows the first week of July.

Animas River Report **July 21, 2010**

Visit DW at durangooutdoors.blogspot.com for the latest fishing report for the Animas River in Durango, CO.

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More from Sundowner Adventures

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Mokelumne River, CA Fly Fishing Report

Photo courtesy of Wikipedia

Didn't have a lot of time today so I made a quick trip to the Mokelumne River below Camanche Dam.  I fished from below the hatchery for about a mile maybe.  i was there for about three hours and hooked a few and managed to land one about twelve inches in length using a brown wooley bugger size #12-14.  Flows are still pretty high and it's the middle of July.  They are still releasing alot of water due to the abudant snow snow in the higher elevations.  One last note:  I thought I ran into Sean Wallentine! but it was a gentleman who was the spitin' image of him.


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Sundowner Adventures

Looking to fly fish in Africa? Visit Wayne Sinclair and Sundowner Adventures at sundown@iafrica.com and www.sundowner.co.za

Zambezi River Tiger Fish

The Hydrocanus Vitattus or striped water dog is found in the rapid waters of the Zambezi River. The distinctive red forked tail and mouth full of teeth leaping out of the water is a sight that few fisherrman will forget.

These fish are targeted by fly-fisherman using fly-patterns designed to imitate the bait fish that are endemic to this area. The Deka area is well known for the explosive river Tiger-fish that live in the rapids and pools.

The Deka area is located between the Victoria Falls (7th Wonder of the World) and Lake Kariba (One of the largest man-made lakes).

They often strike the fly at over 40km an hour. Then there is a number of mind numbing runs and jumps before they fish tires and can be brought in to be release (But beware at the last rush just after the Tiger sees the boat).


Submitted by: Wayne Sinclair Sundowner Adventures sundown@iafrica.com www.sundowner.co.za

More to come this week from Sundowner Adventures.......

Middle Fork of the South Platte River, CO

Remington Vail
Tucson, AZ