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Early History of Fly-Fishing in Spain
The old kingdom of Aragon has always been speculated to have close ties to the waters of the Pyrenees. Fernando Basurto, born in 1460, was not only one of the very first fly-fishing writers not just of Europe, but also of the modern history. Fernando Basurto’s text, Dialogue Between a Hunter and an Angler, was READ MORE
Where the Pyrenees Are
Los Pirineos, or The Pyrenees, are much more than a string of mountains; they are the cradle of former cultures, a place where regional history, mythology, and tricky trout waters fuse together from Basque Country by the Atlantic Ocean to Girona close to the Mediterranean Sea. This magnificent mountain range can be broken down READ MORE
Spanish Pyrenees: More Than Just Trout
“Wild orchids and flowers everywhere. A fantastic climb. The morning proved to be difficult. The afternoon was exceptional. We even saw two ibexes!” -Ramon and Bernat Bassols. Barcelona, Spain The Pyrenees has many protected natural areas, enabling wildlife – ranging from brown bears to salamanders – to be abundant. Definitely keep an eye out for READ MORE