Freshwater

Kharlovka, Eastern Litza, Rynda and Zolotaya are all part of the ASR (Atlantic Salmon Reserve) on Russia’s Kola Peninsular. Whilst an extremely remote and unspoilt area, the rivers are both intimate and

The Ponoi River needs little introduction from a fishing perspective as chances are if you fish for salmon then you will already know of the Ponoi and its reputation as

Zendzur Lodge sits on a shoulder of the lower Zhupanova River amid a thick forest of Kamchatka stone birch, in the shadow of snow-capped Karimsky volcano. Exceptionally large rainbow trout, untamed

The Ponoi is easily identifiable on any map since it is the largest on the Kola Peninsula at over 250 miles long. It is also one of the few rivers

The Sedanka is one of the most biologically diverse drainages of the entire Kamchatka peninsula, with all 6 species of Pacific salmon, rainbow trout, kundzha and both resident and sea-run

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.

The Varzuga river is a very popular river with anglers from all over the world. No wonder considering the catch records, amazing scenery and wonderful fly fishing pools. The Grand