Client Mike Allen attempts to fool a riser in a crystal-clear pool.
If I were to fall off this cliff while photographing Mike Allen casting over this clearwater pool, it could put a damper on the day. As an independent fly fishing guide, you don't have much for back-up, especially if you are in a foreign country. Fishing shops carrying esoteric fly gear simply do not exist. A broken rod or a screwed-up reel could mean a ruined outing for a guy that has been planning the trip for months. What a crapper for him.
So you create your own back-up plans and have double and triple of everything, some of it in your backpack, most of it back in the vehicle. A guide preparing for a trip is like the night before opening day of deer season. Checklists are gone through once, twice, and a third time about an hour down the road in the back of your head: Did I pack the sandwiches?
Photo by James Card
Photo Gallery Comments (19)
wow...can't believe how nice the trout and diverse the trout are in korea!
That's one gorgeous snake (photo 16), though I wouldn't want to meet up with one. Nice gallery--I didn't think of Korea as a fishing destination before, but there are some mighty tempting fish shown here.
Very interesting article, it goes to show that fishing is a worldwide sport and only limited if you allow it to be.
Great article with beautiful photos,
THe scenery looks just like where I live in Utah. That cherry trout is gorgeous- I would love to hook one.
Gorgeous trout.
i love the colors on that cherry trout!
I love the colors of that cherry trout!
The cherry trout is neat, so is the barbel. I once looked it up and you can hunt in Korea too. But if their fishing laws are as presented, I wouldn't bother.
I meant if their hunting laws are like their fishing laws, sorry.
wow thats a pretty Trout.
Not only are the trout absolutely gorgeous but the snake is so colorful as well. I couldn't imagine the experience of fishing in a place like Korea.
That's a beautiful looking Trout.......
Minefields and Trout?
Are you kidding me? I spent enough time there to know that it's a deadly, serious game.
I mean to fish in or near the DMZ. Thats just plain irresponsible.
Beautiful creek and country
wow even the creek chub are beautiful!
Who would have guessed?
the cherry trout is incredible!!!!
these trout are really, nice trout have always been my favorite fish.
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wow...can't believe how nice the trout and diverse the trout are in korea!
That's one gorgeous snake (photo 16), though I wouldn't want to meet up with one. Nice gallery--I didn't think of Korea as a fishing destination before, but there are some mighty tempting fish shown here.
THe scenery looks just like where I live in Utah. That cherry trout is gorgeous- I would love to hook one.
I mean to fish in or near the DMZ. Thats just plain irresponsible.
Very interesting article, it goes to show that fishing is a worldwide sport and only limited if you allow it to be.
Great article with beautiful photos,
Gorgeous trout.
i love the colors on that cherry trout!
I love the colors of that cherry trout!
The cherry trout is neat, so is the barbel. I once looked it up and you can hunt in Korea too. But if their fishing laws are as presented, I wouldn't bother.
I meant if their hunting laws are like their fishing laws, sorry.
wow thats a pretty Trout.
Not only are the trout absolutely gorgeous but the snake is so colorful as well. I couldn't imagine the experience of fishing in a place like Korea.
That's a beautiful looking Trout.......
Minefields and Trout?
Are you kidding me? I spent enough time there to know that it's a deadly, serious game.
Beautiful creek and country
wow even the creek chub are beautiful!
Who would have guessed?
the cherry trout is incredible!!!!
these trout are really, nice trout have always been my favorite fish.
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