Fly Fishing mongolia

You, the experienced fisher, will have to come once in your life to Mongolia and fish in Mongolian rivers. Just picture a scene of open plains with rolling hills and free flowing rivers, so large that stretches out over three drainage systems, one draining to the Arctic Ocean (north), one draining to the Pacific Ocean (east) and one draining to the enclosed Central Asian basin (south). Mongolia has over 3,500 rivers and more than 35 lakes – all totally unspoiled, unpolluted and populated by a wide variety of fish such as the fresh water Taimen, Lenok, Crayling, Pike, Sturgeon etc… The main fishing challenge is catching a Taimen, one of the largest Salmonoid which can reach 1, 5 metres in length. Relatives of both trout and salmon, the taimen are precious predators. You will find them lying at the bottom of a pool waiting to intercept any helpless mammals or birds that have been swept away with stream. The Taimen possess a decided affinity for dry fly. In the evening cast mice imitations. Highlights of fishing in Mongolia include the clear rivers, abundant fish, tranquil fishing, stunning scenery, landscapes and unique nomad culture. Our experienced staff will guide you to different spots along the river where you can catch the smaller species or the larger ones.