Sea Run Brown Trout on the Tungulaekur River in Iceland

I felt the farmhouse shaking from the wind and heard the rain spattering the window in my bedroom all night from here in the south of Iceland.  I’d roll over and laugh.  My nickname is “Monsoon Currier” throughout the world so what the heck.  Regardless of the menacing weather, Ingo and I headed to Strengur … Read more

Fly Fishing in Iceland Moves Near the Sea

We awoke to an incredibly nice day here on the banks of Lake Thingvallavatn here in Iceland.  The sky was mostly blue and the vast lake was calm.  Nonetheless it was time to leave here for a few days.  The Fishpartner crew, Kristjan and Bjarni had to return to work and it was time for … Read more

Brown Trout can be Tricky Anywhere

We didn’t get to bed until almost 2 AM last night.  The lamb chops Kristjan and Bjarni made were splendid and Ingo’s red wine was a perfect match.  It was a fun evening into the morning celebrating such an unreal first day of fishing on Lake Thingvallavatn with my friends of Fishpartner here in Iceland. … Read more

Ice Age Brown Trout of Iceland

When I hopped from my Idaho bed yesterday at 4 am I had a goal, be fishing in Iceland within 24 hours. When my flight leg from Salt Lake City to New York City got delayed, my dream faded.  However once again, flying excessively with Delta worked to my advantage and the genius gal on … Read more

Headed for Brown Trout in Iceland

It was a short but sweet visit home for two days.  The weather was nice and Granny and I had our first night of the year out on the front steps with wine and a killer sunset.  But while she was at work I was packing – packing for my third trip to Iceland!   … Read more

Blogging Drought comes to an End Starting Now

I don’t think I’ve gone so long without loading a blog since starting the blog in October of 2009.  However, with the show season and two trips to Africa to start the year, I found myself so far behind in the basics of life it was daunting.  I’m talking paying bills, crap to do around … Read more

Urban Fly Fishing in Arizona comes to an End

Today was our last day of urban fly fishing around Phoenix, Arizona.  Though the canals have produced for us they haven’t been stellar due to the mud and cold temperatures.  Instead of a fourth day on them Gentry took us to some park ponds near his house.   Nearly every body of water around Phoenix … Read more

Grass Carp in Arizona

Granny and Gentry’s wife Michelle skipped out on the fishing and went for a hike.  Gentry and I hit numerous canals throughout the day for grass carp.  Conditions remain tough be we managed to catch three.  I love these fish!   Jeff Currier Global Fly Fishing

Granny Banks a Big One!

We Currier’s could get used to this Arizona living during the winter months.  We love hot weather and sunshine.  Toss in easy walking fishing in shorts and flip flops and the only thing that would make it perfect is if the fish were big and tough to catch.  Bingo!  Grass carp can be a pain … Read more

Highwater Carping in Arizona

Granny and I arrived in Phoenix early evening Thursday night.  Rather than hook up with friends, that night we got a hotel.  I had my Fantasy Baseball Draft then we headed to a Sports Bar and watched NCAA Basketball.  We had a great time.   Friday morning we kicked off the fishing.  While my longtime … Read more

Free Granny from Winter

I love getting home after an intense fishing trip like this recent one to Cameroon.  Even though the trip was fantastic, home sweet home is required to rest up.  However, this week home time would be short because I had to return to the show scene.  This weekend I was booked to give two days … Read more

Cameroon – A Fly Fishing Trip for the Books!

I was woken by the thump of the wheels dropping and the whine of the engines of my Air France Boeing 777 descending into Paris this morning. The sun was rising. There were two full untouched plastic cups of red wine on my table.  I guess the Cameroon trip wore me out so much I … Read more