Recent Articles written about PRG

Hooked on Patagonia

STORY: Nonstop Magazine – Written by: ADAM VAN BRIMMER | PHOTOGRAPHY BY: ISAIAS MICIU NICOLAEVICI

The Rio Gualjaina trickles eastward through a jagged gash in Patagonia’s desert steppe. Fed by melting snow at its source high in the Andes Mountains and sustained by springs that stubbornly puncture the hard, dry landscape, the river is narrow and shallow. Accessing it requires four-wheel drive and a chiropractor on retainer. The Gualjaina is no place for boater or beachcomber…..

Fishing on a Million Acres of Wild Rivers in Argentine Patagonia

STORY: Mens Journal – Written by: Chris Van Leuven | PHOTOGRAPHY BY: Matt Jones Photography

The Vermonter was traveling 1,000 miles through New Zealand (from Auckland to Queenstown) with her five-weight fly rod, practicing the art that her father had exposed her to since she was a child. She was “hunting stealthily,” she says, sight fishing in riverbanks slow and steady in the clear-blue waters.

She’d bought a one-way ticket to New Zealand — one of the prime fishing destinations in the world — and had stretched her $1,000 savings for three months. As her money dwindled, she never considered feasting on the fish she’d bring in on her line. It was all catch and release — this was her expression, not angling for sustenance…..