United States Alaska
Bristol Bay & Kenai Peninsula
Primal fly fishing in the last great wilderness — wild rainbows, Pacific salmon, and rivers that see almost no pressure.
June – October (varies by species) Explore →
Where We Fish
Every destination chosen for the quality of its water, the wildness of its fish, and the depth of the experience it offers.
Home & Signature Waters
Featured Destinations
The four fisheries that define us — the waters we know deepest, recommend most, and return to every season.
United States
The Driftless Region
Wisconsin & Minnesota
The Driftless Area is a geological anomaly — a swath of southwestern Wisconsin and southeastern Minnesota that was bypassed by the last glaciers, leaving a dramatic landscape of spring-fed valleys, limestone bluffs, and coldwater creeks that run clear and cold year-round. It is home to some of the f...
- Target Species
- Wild Brown Trout, Brook Trout
- Season
- March – November (year-round in select tailwaters)
United States
Great Lakes Tributaries
Wisconsin & Michigan
When the inland seas of the Great Lakes begin to cool in autumn, something extraordinary happens in their tributary rivers: steelhead push up from the depths, chrome-bright and powerful, following ancient migratory instinct into the fast water of dozens of rivers in Wisconsin and Michigan. From Octo...
- Target Species
- Steelhead (Migratory Rainbow Trout), Lake-Run Brown Trout
- Season
- October – April (peak steelhead: November–December and March–April)
United States
Montana
Missouri & Smith River Corridor
Montana is the spiritual home of American fly fishing, and the Missouri and Smith River corridors represent the pinnacle of what this state offers. Below Holter Dam, the Missouri flows cold and clear through a limestone canyon, producing extraordinary numbers of trout that rise eagerly to dry flies....
- Target Species
- Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout
- Season
- June – September (dry fly peak: July–August)
Argentina / New Zealand
Patagonia & New Zealand
Southern Hemisphere
The rivers of Argentine Patagonia and New Zealand's South Island share a common characteristic: crystalline, gin-clear water over pale gravel, and wild trout that have seen almost nothing. These are sight-fishing destinations in the truest sense — you watch the fish before you cast, study its positi...
- Target Species
- Large Rainbow Trout, Large Brown Trout
- Season
- November – April (Southern Hemisphere summer)
United States
Domestic Waters
United States 
United States Arkansas
White River & Norfork Tailwaters
Trophy tailwater brown trout in the Ozarks — year-round fishing in a surprisingly wild corner of the South.
Year-round (winter months are exceptional for dry fly fishing) Explore →
United States Colorado
South Platte, Arkansas & Frying Pan Rivers
Rocky Mountain tailwaters and freestone streams, from demanding midge fishing to wild cutthroat in alpine creeks.
Year-round (best access: April – October; winter midge fishing on tailwaters) Explore →
United States Idaho
Henry's Fork, Silver Creek & Clearwater
The holy grail of American dry fly fishing — Henry's Fork, Silver Creek, and wild steelhead in the Clearwater canyon.
June – October (Henry's Fork / Silver Creek); September – November (steelhead) Explore →
United States New Mexico
San Juan River & Upper Rio Grande
The San Juan tailwater — year-round dry fly fishing in high-desert canyon country, with trout density that defies belief.
Year-round (winter months offer exceptional dry fly fishing with small midges) Explore →
United States Oregon
Deschutes River & North Umpqua
The cathedral of Pacific steelhead — the Deschutes canyon and the storied North Umpqua for swinging two-handed rods.
June – November (summer steelhead); December – March (winter steelhead on select rivers) Explore →
United States Tennessee
Smoky Mountains & Tailwaters
Wild brook trout in old-growth Smoky Mountain streams and productive tailwaters near Nashville — the South's hidden gem.
Year-round (best: March – June and September – November) Explore →
United States Utah
Green River & Provo River
Cold tailwater trout in red rock canyon country — the Green River near Flaming Gorge is one of fly fishing's great landscapes.
Year-round (best: April – October on the Green; March – October on the Provo) Explore →
United States Washington
Olympic Peninsula & Methow Valley
Wild steelhead in a UNESCO rainforest and mountain cutthroat in ponderosa pine canyon country — two Washingtons, both extraordinary.
November – March (winter steelhead); June – October (Methow and summer runs) Explore →
United States Wyoming
Snake River, Green River & South Fork
Native cutthroat trout rising beneath the Tetons — Wyoming's Snake River is one of the most beautiful float fishing settings on Earth.
June – October (Snake River peak: July – September) Explore →
International
Global Waters
Argentina Argentina
Patagonian Lake District
Gin-clear freestone rivers beneath the Andes, wild trout rising to dry flies, and the extraordinary remoteness of Argentine Patagonia.
November – April (Southern Hemisphere summer) Explore →
Bhutan Bhutan
Eastern Himalayan Rivers
The world's most exclusive fly fishing — golden mahseer in pristine Himalayan rivers, in the kingdom that controls its own sky.
March – May and September – November Explore →
Bolivia Bolivia
Amazon Headwaters & Beni Province
Golden dorado in the crystal-clear rivers of the upper Amazon — explosive, aggressive, and unlike anything in freshwater fly fishing.
June – October (dry season) Explore →
Brazil Brazil
Pantanal & Amazon Tributaries
Peacock bass on poppers in the Amazon and tropical wetlands — explosive freshwater fly fishing in one of the world's great ecosystems.
June – October (dry season; water levels fall and fish concentrate) Explore →
Canada Canada
British Columbia & Newfoundland
Wild Pacific steelhead in BC's legendary Skeena watershed and Atlantic salmon in Newfoundland — two of the great fly fishing traditions.
July – October (BC steelhead); June – September (Newfoundland salmon) Explore →
Chile Chile
Los Lagos & Aysén Regions
Wild rivers through volcanic rainforest, glaciers, and fjords — Chile's Patagonia offers some of the most dramatic fly fishing scenery on Earth.
November – April (Southern Hemisphere summer) Explore →
England England
Hampshire & Yorkshire Chalk Streams
The birthplace of dry fly fishing — private chalk stream beats on the Test and Itchen, where the modern tradition began in the 1880s.
May – September (brown trout); October – February (grayling) Explore →
Greenland Greenland
East & West Coast River Systems
Arctic char in pristine, essentially unfished rivers beneath the Greenlandic ice sheet — the most remote fly fishing on Earth.
July – September (brief Arctic summer window) Explore →
Guyana Guyana
Rupununi & Essequibo Watersheds
Fly fishing's final frontier — arapaima and peacock bass in crystal-clear rivers beneath Guyana's tepui table mountains.
September – April (dry season) Explore →
Iceland Iceland
Western & Northern River Valleys
Wild Atlantic salmon returning to volcanic river valleys — Iceland's pristine fisheries combine extraordinary fishing with unearthly scenery.
June – September (Atlantic salmon peak: July – August) Explore →
India India
Himalayan Foothills & Arunachal Pradesh
Golden mahseer in sacred Himalayan rivers and snow trout in remote high-altitude streams — India's fly fishing is as diverse as the country itself.
October – March (mahseer); April – June and September – October (Himalayan species) Explore →
Ireland Ireland
Connemara & River Moy Catchment
Fresh-run Atlantic salmon and silver sea trout in the wild west of Ireland — bogland rivers, mountain loughs, and the Irish ghillie tradition.
February – September (salmon); June – September (sea trout) Explore →
Italy Italy
Dolomites & Northern Alpine Rivers
Wild marble trout in crystal-clear rivers beneath the Dolomites — Italy's fly fishing is as beautiful as the country itself.
March – October (trout season follows regional regulations) Explore →
Mongolia Mongolia
Northern Mongolian River Systems
Siberian taimen on surface flies in wilderness Mongolia — the world's largest salmonid, in some of the most remote rivers on Earth.
June – September Explore →
New Zealand New Zealand
South Island
The world's finest sight-fishing — gin-clear rivers, large wild trout, and helicopter access to backcountry water that's never seen a fly.
November – March (Southern Hemisphere summer) Explore →
Slovenia Slovenia
Soča River Valley & Triglav National Park
The turquoise Soča River and its unique marble trout — one of Europe's most beautiful rivers in a compact and charming country.
April – October Explore →
Spain Spain
Cantabrian Coast Rivers & Pyrenean Streams
Atlantic salmon in the Cantabrian mountains and wild trout in Pyrenean streams — northern Spain is Europe's most overlooked fly fishing destination.
March – September (salmon); May – October (trout and grayling) Explore →
Tanzania Tanzania
Southern Highlands & Mount Kilimanjaro Region
Trout fishing in Africa — wild rainbows and browns in cold highland rivers on the slopes of Kilimanjaro, utterly unfished and unexpected.
June – October and January – March (dry seasons) Explore →
Argentina / Chile Tierra del Fuego
Isla Grande & Beagle Channel Tributaries
The world capital of sea-run brown trout — the Rio Grande on Isla Grande, at the windswept end of the South American continent.
January – April (peak: February – March) Explore →
Uruguay Uruguay
Tacuarembó & Río Negro Watersheds
Golden dorado in accessible Uruguayan rivers — South American fly fishing without the extremes, with exceptional food and wine.
October – April Explore →
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