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Fall fly fishing in Patagonia | Hatch Magazine

As I get a little older and spend more time traveling to fish for trout (which might seem silly, seeing as how I live in one of the troutiest corners of the country), I’m slowly being converted into an angler who loves to fish in the fall. Years ago, if you would have asked me […] Read more
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G. Loomis intros fully resigned Asquith fly rods for fresh and saltwater | Hatch Magazine

G. Loomis, the venerable, Woodland, Wash., rod manufacturer, announced this week the launch of the brand’s newly redesigned Asquith, a fast-action premium rod constructed in both fresh and saltwater models. The Asquith “represents a global collaboration between cutting-edge carbon engineering and elite rod-building craftsmanship,” G. Loomis Read more
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Dead drifts and mending | Hatch Magazine

Trout are accustomed to holding in place and letting the river currents deliver food to them, and the vast majority of the aquatic insects trout eat are simply drifting–not swimming or skittering across the surface. As a result, trout are wary of anything that moves unnaturally, even if it looks like food. This is why […] Read more
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The top 10 stories of 2025 | Hatch Magazine

Another year is in the books and this one’s a bit of a milestone — our fifteenth. As is our annual custom, we’re taking a look back at which Hatch Magazine stories captivated readers the most during the past year. Typically, the most read stories are a healthy mix of gear-focused coverage, tips and how-to […] Read more
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Redfish on top | Hatch Magazine

Fly fishers thrive on degrees of difficulty. If we didn’t, we might not pursue the craft at all. Many of us consider our chosen angling method a calling with a higher purpose — an admittedly snooty characterization of what just really amounts to a different way to fool fish. That it’s generally more difficult (and […] Read more
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Everything after that is a bonus | Hatch Magazine

At dinner last night, Bob DeMott told me we’d fish on Hebgen Lake this morning, followed by a more traditional trip down the Madison River in the afternoon. I said that sounded good, and I meant it. But I’ve mainly fished on rivers for the last few decades, and I was most excited about the […] Read more
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