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From US$4,195 per person for 7 nights/6 days sharing. Shorter stays are possible.
Yellowstone Valley Lodge offers a highly personalised fly fishing experience in Paradise Valley, Montana. The guides here are committed to offering the best fly fishing on both the Yellowstone River
US$11,950 - US13,950 plus US$550 fishing licence cost
Villa Maria Lodge is perfect for small groups as well as single anglers looking to target sea run brown trout. The lodge is a renovated farm house on the working
From £990 through to £5,800, depending on week.
The Varzina River rises in the tundra in the north of the Kola Peninsula. Originating in the Lake Yenozero it flows for 35km (20 miles) before reaching the Barents Sea.
Seasonal variation
The Varma is a compact that tumbles through fast rapids and small pools in the upper section through to long sweeping pools in the lower river. Situated just half an
US$5,870 for 11 nights and 6.5 days fishing. First and last night at hotel in Caracas, 2 nights Puerto Ordaz and 7 nights at Uraima Falls Lodge
Uraima Falls Lodge, 550 miles southeast of Caracas, is on an island at the base of the Uraima Falls in the state of Bolivar. This magical spot in the eastern
Upper Oxbow Lodge is located on the southern bank of the Little Southwest Miramichi. The Miramichi River is one of the most famous rivers on the East Coast of Canada,
Dependant on season and activities
Turneffe Island Resort is one of the most comfortable operations available on this pristine atoll and ideal for the fly fisherman and his family. The fishing is superb and non-anglers can enjoy diving, sailing and kayaking.
Seasonal variation
Tungulaekur is a small intricate river that rises up from Eldhraun, a spring in Iceland’s largest lava field in the central south. The spring is fed by the Skafta River,
Seasonal variation
Tungufljót is Iceland’s answer to Argentina’s Rio Grande. Not that it has its length or huge number of fish caught per season – only about five to six kilometres of