Quoting from Karl Licis, Special to The Post:"Steve Brown, a Denver native who splits his time between Telluride and Honduras, is prominently mentioned in an article by former president Jimmy Carter appearing in the current issue of 'Fly Fisherman' magazine.
The piece describes fishing on Guanaja Island, about 50 miles off the coast of mainland Honduras, where Brown is a fly-fishing guide. Brown, a graduate of Cherry Creek High School and Colorado College who has a master's degree from Colorado State, also guides for Telluride Outside and Gunnison River Expeditions."
Link to denverpost.com
The article, bylined by former President Jimmy Carter and covered in today's Denver Post, is found in the Jan-Feb 2011 issue of Fly Fisherman (page 14). The issue is displayed on newsstands until March 7, 2011. "Fly Fisherman is the world's leading magazine for fly fishing. Every issue provides expert advice on the latest fly fishing techniques, the newest tackle and the hottest new fly patterns. Through informative articles, it highlights the best destinations for trout, salmon, steelhead, bass and saltwater species around the world," according to the publication. Link for subscription information
Steve Brown's website is http://www.flyfishguanaja.com/ - he can be reached at Steve@flyfishguanaja.com or 970-708-0626.
Note: blog author Maggie Holben is a friend and business colleague of Denise Brown, Steve's mother.
Steve Brown just shared a San Francisco travel column by Jill Robinson from Sunday December 19 that also refers to President Carter's fly fishing trip to the Honduran island of Guanaja. Link: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2010/12/19/TRVS1GMJJR.DTL
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