Freshwater

The Kaldakvísl River is a hidden gem in Iceland’s highlands. Fished by a select few, the 16km section of river has only limited number of rods available each season. Words

Karandá sits in the middle reaches of the Río Paraná—South America’s second-longest river and watershed — and offers access to this subtropical winter fishery targeting the peak of the river’s

Kau Tapen was the first fishing lodge to open on the Rio Grande and has made this stunning river a household name for fly anglers the world over. It is

Situated among towering baobab trees, Kaza Safari Lodge (formerly Impalila Island Lodge) provides fishermen with opportunities to catch sizable tigerfish, bream and many other spices. It’s a great spot for non-fishers too with good wildlife and bird viewing and regular sightings of lion, elephant and hippo.

Kellankoski Lodge offers access to one of the best native brown trout fisheries in Europe. A typical Finland brown trout here is around 50cm with good chances of catching fish

The Kayapo are one of the main indigenous communities within this area and the fishing operation is based around their village at Kendjam.  With the chance to visit the village

Kharlovka, Eastern Litza, Rynda and Zolotaya are all part of the ASR (Atlantic Salmon Reserve) on Russia’s Kola Peninsular. Whilst an extremely remote and unspoilt area, the rivers are both intimate and

Kjarrá has all the qualities that make Icelandic rivers famous for salmon fishing. With crystal clear water and an endless variety of pools it is one of the top Icelandic

Kulik Lodge, Alaska Epic on-site fishing and easy access to legendary rivers and lakes Set in the heart of the Bristol Bay watershed, Kulik Lodge is a superb destination from