
Bucket-List Species
Taimen are one of those bucket list fish species we should all chase with a fly rod. They grow extremely large, are strong and extremely aggressive. Catching a monster taimen is one of the most exhilarating things you can do with a fly rod in your hand.
They hold a mystical place on many fly fisher’s species lists. They are the longest salmonid in the world and are found only in Mongolia and its surrounds. Drifting a large river over a week will show you some of the most incredible scenery you will ever see, while at the same time catching taimen, lenok, Amur trout and pike.

Hard Takes and Strong Runs
Taimen are an aggressive predator and have been known to prey on animals as large as possums. You will be left in no doubt when one has taken your fly.
They fight doggedly as they try to run you into the weeds or take you downstream. Our outfitter’s expert guides will manoeuvre the boat to keep you in the best position to land your trophy fish.

Unmatched Scenery and Hospitality
The comfortable Mongolian-style camps are situated on the banks of the river. You drift between camps as you move downstream, enjoying local cuisine and genuine hospitality that you will be hard-pressed to beat.
The outfitter’s guides are the most respected, professional guides in the area and are chosen for their knowledge of the fish and how to deceive them with a fly.
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