Issue 16.4

The Flyfish Journal #16.4 featuring Guyana, Dan Santoro, Dean River, Lamprey, Jono Winnel and more.

Features

Peace after chaos. Once an arapaima has been measured and tagged in Guyana, they are held just below the surface of the water, allowing them to rest and take breaths of air when needed. Photo: Johann du Preez

Adventure

SUGAR HITS

“While on a fishing trip to northern Michigan in 2023, we decided that if Dan Santoro landed a carp, we would recreate the image of Kintaro fighting the koi from Japanese mythology.” Photos: Danny Reed

Interview

ON THE Eighth DAY

Jeff and Oly Dean Hickman board their dinghy for an evening exploration of Kimsquit Bay, BC. Photo: Chase White

Locale

NO PRESSURE, NO DIAMOND

A lone Pacific lamprey in a viewing tank at the Nez Perce Tribal Hatchery, Lenore, ID. These fish go back more than 400 million years in the fossil record. Photo: Ben Herndon

Conservation

THE FISH THAT CLIMBED A MOUNTAIN

NOTES FROM A FISHING TRIP WITH A 7-YEAR-OLD

Photo Essay

NOTES FROM A FISHING TRIP WITH A 7-YEAR-OLD

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