I was reminded of a brilliant trip to far northern Mongolia 16 kilometres from the Siberian border fly fishing with Fly Fishers International Certified Fly Casting Instructor Ganbaatar.  Ganbaa recently sent the fly fishing trip options for 2024 which I want to share.

Trips usually last a couple of weeks and transport and all meals are provided including caviar for breakfast some days, western food and local food others.  Don’t overlook the Horse Burgers!!!

Flights to Mongolia’s capital Ulaan Baatar are via Seoul or Beijing.  Look up the fishing locations at Khovsgol and Delgermurun on Google Earth.

Having been to Mongolia three time, I am qualified to say that if you want an adventure fly fishing holiday, this is for you

Roger is currently in the UK, but prepared this for our August 2023 Burley Line

This appeared in our Burley Line 185 – December 2022, but I neglected to upload the report to our “Places” blog.

During his 2022 travels up north, Jason M had a session at the Daintree Saltwater Barramundi Farm with some success. Here is his report and images.

Found this on YouTube.

Peter and I should aspire to get drone vid like this. At 3min 25sec I thought he would hit the drone with his fly 🙂

In terms of Claude’s rating scheme

Entertaining [4]
Education [5]
Locality [4]
Length [3 x ~ 13 min]
Quality? [5]

Our Kiwi mate, Al Mc, has relocated to Melbourne. He has promised to keep us informed about his various adventures south of the border and has delivered. Here is a report “Four and a Half Rivers in Four Days” – Rubicon, upper-upper Goulburn, Big River and Delatite.

Roger was guest speaker for our June 2022 meeting where he spoke to photos and maps about his epic adventure so far. – British Columbia Canada and Alaska.

Al Mc provided a great article about his solo ‘tramp’ into the Tooma River for our January 2022 Burley Line. He also provided a short video – you get a really good idea about the country from it.

A significant element of the Trout Strategy was to publish report cards on trout waters in NSW. The report cards have recently been uploaded onto the DPI website and are available here. Some interesting observations.