Posted on April 22 2008
Peter Kaminsky fishes the end of the Argentinian season at Estancia Alicura on the Patagonian steppes, and even manages to catch a rainbow trout on a dry fly. “I am enough of a New Yorker — which is to say that I share enough of Woody Allen’s worldview — that I take good fortune at the beginning of a fishing trip as a signal of impending disaster. Thus, when I hooked into a bruising brown trout within 10 minutes of wading into the Caleufu River in Patagonia, I was worried.” In The New York Times.