Sweetwater Camp

Taimen fishing in Mongolia continues to improve, much of this due to the continued hard work from local communities and conservationists. Along with taimen, the Mongolian operations also offer excellent

If you’re looking for a fly fishing adventure in an extraordinary destination then you should add Mongolia to the list. No crowds, great guides and a chance to unwind with

If you’re looking for a fly fishing adventure in an extraordinary destination then you should add Mongolia to the list. No crowds, great guides and a chance to unwind with

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

Through continued conservation efforts funded by generous donors the taimen population is continuing to improve. There is still much work to do, some of which is detailed below. ·     River Clean-ups:  Communities

As winter began to blossom into spring just a few months ago, we were full of optimism and looking forward to once again welcoming guests to the beauty of the

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

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

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

Sweetwater opened its first fly fishing camp with Hovsgol Travel in 1996. At that time, they became enamoured with Mongolia, its people, its culture, and, most importantly, its trout. Since

Heading to the land of Chinggis (Genghis) Khaan and the Nomadic Tribes is an experience in itself; combine this with a fishing rod and the world’s largest Salmonidae and you

Mongolia is not a destination that often springs up on one’s travel lists, but it should. You may not know all that much about the World’s second largest landlocked country