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Over the past few years, the taimen fishing in Mongolia has continued to improve. Much of this is due to the continued hard work from local communities and conservationists. Along

The number healthy taimen rivers on the planet can pretty much be counted on one hand. We are committed to conserving two of world’s last and best. If you have ever drifted

The 2019 taimen fly fishing season in Mongolia was again one to remember, there were good weeks and some less productive weeks but overall we are continuing to see all

2019 was another great season in Mongolia. We enjoyed some incredible fly fishing and some great adventures with both returning guests and new friends. Both Fish Mongolia and Mongolia River

Mongolia is the home of the world’s largest salmonid, the taimen. An aggressive predator it offers some of the most exciting fly fishing opportunities in the world in the most

The pull of taimen fly fishing in Mongolia is too strong for Alex Jardine to shake. Stunning scenery, rich culture and, of course, an amazing fishing experience await. In September

The pull of taimen fly fishing in Mongolia is too strong for Alex Jardine to shake. Stunning scenery, rich culture and, of course, an amazing fishing experience await. In September

Mongolia is the home of the world’s largest salmonid, the taimen. An aggressive predator it offers some of the most exciting fly fishing opportunities in the world in the most

It has been a wet start to the taimen fly fishing in Mongolia in 2019, with the first groups arriving to see the rivers big and swollen. Whilst this can

One of the best Taimen fly fishing rivers in Mongolia, the Delger, starts its course in the high steppe landscape in north western Mongolia. It then flows south along the

Mongolia is the home of the world’s largest salmonid, the taimen. An aggressive predator it offers some of the most exciting fly fishing opportunities in the world in the most

Travelling to unknown foreign destinations can often be intimidating, so when someone suggests something like fly fishing in Mongolia, your first instinct may be to decline. It is likely that