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Nomads of the Seas continues to go full a steam. The first four months of exploring Patagonia by air, land and water were completed at the end of December with great success and praise from journalists and fly-fishermen from around the world.
They were greeted by the majestic cetaceans and dolphins that roam around the Pacific Ocean; they experienced Extreme Fly-Fishing at its full on the unexplored lakes and rivers of Patagonia; and they saw the flora and fauna that surrounds this untrodden lands.
As the Atmosphere prepares to receive new explorers, we take a look back at the impressions of the first five groups of pioneers that visited The Unseen Patagonia.
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After the first four months of operations in the Patagonia, Nomads of the Seas has captured the worldwide media attention thanks to its innovative extreme fly fishing concept and its mother ship, the Atmosphere. From Italy's La Stampa to Spain's El Mundo find out here what the buzz is all about.
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Blue Whales have found a new home. And yes, it is on the route of the Atmosphere. The Corcovado Gulf near Chiloé Island has become a breeding and feeding ground for several specimens of the largest animal that roams our earth.
From Europe to the United States; from newspapers to magazines; from journalists to fly – fishermen and expert naturalists; Nomads of the Seas is provoking a world wide buzz. Read what experts like the renowned fly fisherman Mel Krieger or the General Manager of Orvis Travel Dave Parker or the expert biologist Janet Mann, among others, have to say about this unique experience.
"It's a fantastic experience and I don't know of anything quite like it in terms of variety and quality of freshwater fly-fishing for trout. The ship is operated by an outstanding organization, as good a set up as I've seen in any kind of adventure travel operation in the last 30 years."
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"The Atmosphere has a range of 6,000 miles so if you have the time and money, an extreme fly fishing adventure can be arranged. There is nothing standard about their "standard" one week trips through the Patagonia fjords of southern Chile. Penguins dart around the ship, dolphins and whales come and go and 200 feet waterfalls are visible in every direction."
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"Very rarely are we presented with an experience so unique that we stumble as we attempt to describe it, but this is one. At its core is a 150-foot, state-of-the-art mother ship built exclusively to experience the boundless wilderness of Southern Chile's largely unexplored fjords. Equipped with a Bell 407 helicopter and six custom jet boats, the outfitter's mission is to discover the angling bounty and ecological wonders of Chile's most remote reaches by air, land and sea."
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"Having everything from jet boats, inflatable, helicopters, and positioned drift boats available while living on a large luxurious ship is a far cry from my old camping days. Add a courteous and competent staff and guides, a gracious fly fishing owner, an extremely beautiful meeting of mountains and the sea, the wild creatures that live there and the potential for excellent fishing in almost untouched waters. A unique fishing experience is an understatement."
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"I have been blessed in seeing but a small part of the inspirational magic that is Patagonia. Thank you to everyone in the Nomads team- you are amazing and your operation impeccable. I will remember this adventure always and spread the good word."
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