We work with wide variety of trout fishing guides and outfitters in all of the major areas. So if you’re looking for a great fishing trip, get in touch. We think you’ll love working with us.
When you’re ready to start planning your trip, just contact us or fill out the form on this page. Be sure to let us know exactly what kind of trip you have in mind, and we’ll do our best to help you find the perfect outfitter and get it booked.
This fishing trip in Argentina was hands down the best trip I’ve ever been on. Absolutely amazing. Great fishing and better people. I will do it again.
The experience of sight fishing the unbelievable numbers of huge rainbows is beyond compare. I’ll be back to Strobel Lake!
A trip to Arkansas is a great affordable destination to bring a son or daughter who is a beginner at fly-fishing or for the advanced angler looking to target a truly once in a lifetime Brown trout. The White River is arguably the best brown trout fishery in the US with fish averaging 18-22” and many fish caught each year over 10 pounds!
Brown trout are more predatory than their rainbow trout cousins, fight hard, can grow to enormous size. These European natives have been spread across the world, and can become a lifelong addiction for anglers almost everywhere.
Lake trout is the largest freshwater char living mainly in lakes in northern North America. Other names for it include mackinaw, namaycush, lake char, touladi, togue, and grey trout. Within North America, lake trout are widely distributed from northern Canada and Alaska, south to New England and the Great Lakes basin. Lake trout have been introduced to many areas outside of their native range within the United States.
Most lake trout, as their name infers, inhabit deep lakes although they can exist in freshwater streams. Lake trout can rarely occur in brackish water.
Rainbow trout are a cold water species and found throughout North America, Argentina, Chile, Iceland, New Zealand, and Russia. With populations of rainbow trout spread across the globe, the opportunities are virtually endless when it comes to fly fishing for this amazing fish.
Be sure to talk to your guide about any specific gear that you should bring, but this list should cover you.
You’ll want to dress in layers appropriate to the season while you’re out on the water.
This is not about needing everything under the sun: good forceps with scissors, a good nipper on a zinger, leader material from 4X up through 0X, indicators, and non-toxic split shot (it is doubtful you’ll be fishing alone and without a guide who will have all of the terminal tackle rigged and ready, but it doesn’t hurt to have some backup). If you want to carry a lightweight net, then carry one. Chances are the guide will land the fish. A wading staff is excellent if you’re going to be out of the boat.
– As in every other style of fishing, sunglasses are critical. Take three pair; a backup for your backup. Wear croakies to keep them from falling off and floating down river. Make sure your main pair are superior polarized lenses to cut the glare and allow you to see the bottom as well as the fish. Your backups can be lesser and there are some great less expensive fishing glasses out there.
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with good ankle support.Flies:
Ask for fly list depending on time of the year. At most fishing lodges, they have a large selection of the best used flies for their water.
Rod, reel and lines:
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