Fishing the Lenok in the Onon River in Western Mongolia.

Fishing the Onon River
Trip Duration	Price
15 day	From 2 to 3 people: 1985 € per person From 4 to 6 people: 1840 € per person From 7 to 9 people: 1780 € per person (max. 6 fishers)
Departure dates
Any Time
Group size
From 4 to 8 people
Other Information
Places to visit Fly Fishing * Tiamen * Pike * Lenok * Grayling * Carp * Onon River * Baganuur * Barkh River * Balj River * Kherlen River * Khan Khentii Strictly Protected Area Accommodation In Ulaanbaatar, overnight in a centrally located first class hotel. In the countryside overnight in western 2 person tents, or in Ger camps. Gers are the traditional Mongolian round tents. In the camp there is a restaurant, hot showers and western style toilets.
Included Russian jeep or mini-van Support vehicle Fuel Driver Translator Entrance fees Accommodation Meals Fishing license	Not included International flight Extra drinks Visa Medical insurance Trip insurance
Map Short Tour Description Day 1: Upon arrival at the airport we will be welcomed by your guide. He will bring us to your comfortable, centrally located hotel. In the afternoon we will have a drive to Zaisan Memorial, build by the Russians to commemorate unknown soldiers from different wars. Located on a Southern hill of Ulaanbaatar, we will be able to enjoy an excellent view of the capital and the surrounding countryside. Overnight in Hotel. Day 2: Drive Eastwards, pass Baganuur town. Family Stay or camping. Day 3: Drive further North Eastwards to reach the first fishing spot in the afternoon. We will fish all effluents of the Onon River. The Onon River is a major watershed for Asia. The river begins on the eastern slope of the Khentii Mountains just south of Russian Siberia and within the immense Khan Khentii Strictly Protected Area (National Park), which is totally devoid of people. The river eventually joins the Herlen and Amur Rivers before entering the Pacific Ocean at the Sea of Okhotsk. Further down river we will reach the first inhabited areas. The majority of the locals are "Buryats", a Mongolian ethnic minority, whose ancestors migrated over the border from Siberia early 1900s. Most families herd livestock. The primary form of transportation is still a horse. Family Stay or camping. Day 4 - 6: Whole day fishing the Barkh River. Ger Camp Stay. Day 7: Drive more North Eastwards. Fishing end of the afternoon. Day 8 - 10: Whole day fishing the Balj River. Family Stay or camping. Day 11: We will drive Soutwards to the Kherlen River. Day 12: Fishing the Kherlen River. Day 13: Drive back to Ulaanbaatar Day 14: Day at leisure in the Mongolian capital Day 15: Departure !Book Now!

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