2015 Fishing with Larry Catalog

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2015 Fishing Travel Guide

Contents:

Hosted Trips........... 2-4 Africa.................... 5 - Seychelles Island 6 Argentina............... 6-8 Bahamas................ 8 Belize……………........ 8-9 Bolivia.................... 9-10 Brazil……………........ 10-11 Canada…………....... 13-17 Chile……………........ 17 Christmas Island.... 18 Costa Rica………..... 18-19 Guatemala............ 20 Mexico…………....... 20-22 Mongolia.............. 22 Panama…………...... 24 Russia.................... 25 United States........ 26-35 Alaska............... 26-32 Florida.............. 32 Idaho................ 33 Montana........... 34 Oregon.............. 34-35 Washington....... 35 Venezuela………...... 35

Christmas Island giant trevally - The Villages. Russ DeFusco and Zane Shanklin - 2014 hosted week.

Alaska rainbow trout fishing - Duncans page 30

Brazil peacock bass fishing - Agua Boa page 11

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About Us: Larry Schoenborn The long-time host and pioneer of TV’s “Fishing the West” and owner and agent of Fishing with Larry will be remembered fondly by outdoorsmen across the globe. He fished over 500 locations and made over 330 TV shows. Larry introduced many anglers to incredible fishing opportunities worldwide.

He passed away February 3, 2011, after a 12-year battle with cancer.

Our Agents: Guy Schoenborn - President, Agent and host Guy, Larry’s son, has been an avid outdoorsman all of his life. He’s fished and hunted throughout the western U.S. and has hosted fishing trips in Africa, Alaska, Argentina, Belize, Brazil, Canada, Christmas Island, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Venezuela . . .

He joined FWL in 2006. Guy and his wife, Norma, reside in Montana, and run Fishing with Larry with the help of their staff— Roberta, Kim and Sherri. email: guy@fishingwithlarry.com Phone: 406-322-5709 1-800-205-3474 Ext. 1

2015 Hosted Trips

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Panama - Hooked on Panama Lodge (3-anglers per boat) Aqua Adventures Billfish, yellowfin tuna, roosterfish . . .

1.5 hrs from world-renowned Isla Montuosa - page 24 7-nights and 4-days guided fishing $4,384.00 p.p.

January 17-24: Guy Schoenborn hosts - SOLD OUT April 10-17: Eric and Suzi Schoenborn host Costa Rica - Zancudo Lodge (3-anglers per boat) ▪Sailfish, dorado, grouper, tuna and wahoo - page 19 6-nights and 5-days guided fishing $3,995.00 p.p.

January 17-23: Archie and Barbara Adams host February 15-21: Brad Staples hosts

Guatemala - Sailfish Oasis Lodge (4-anglers per boat) ▪Sailfish, dorado, grouper, tuna and wahoo - page 20 5-nights and 4-days guided fishing $3,982.00 p.p.

February 21-26: Brad Staples hosts

Brad Staples - Agent and host A licensed guide in Oregon since 1983, Brad spends about 100 days a year guiding on the lower Deschutes River. He also guided on Alaska’s Kenai River for seven years. Brad’s passionate about tarpon fishing and has fished numerous countries for them. He’s our bonefish and tarpon specialist. In 2015, he’ll host a tarpon fishing trip to Silver King Lodge in Costa Rica. email: brad@fishingwithlarry.com cell: 503-250-0558 1-800-205-3474 Ext. 3 Eric Schoenborn - Agent and host Eric, Larry’s nephew, was raised in a hunting, fishing family near the mouth of the mighty Columbia River. Eric researches new fisheries and lodges for FWL. In his off time, he mentors young kids (of single parents) in a non-profit outdoor program called Compass Adventure Outfitters. Request his newsletters which describe his fishing trips in detail. email: eric@fishingwithlarry.com cell: 503-519-5849 1-800-205-3474 Ext. 4

Bud Callahan and guide with sailfish - Sailfish Oasis - 2014.

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Christmas Island - The Villages Lodge Bonefishing, giant trevally, tuna and wahoo 7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $2,390.00 - page 18 March 2-10: Archie and Barbara Adams host - SOLD OUT March 30 - April 7: Guy Schoenborn hosts - SOLD OUT April 6-14: Guy Schoenborn hosts - SOLD OUT Rica - Rio Parismina Lodge ▪XL Costa tarpon, tuna, wahoo and jungle species

7-nights and 7-days guided fishing $4,500.00 - page 19 April 17-26: Guy and Norma Schoenborn host - SOLD OUT

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Norma Schoenborn Norma, Guy’s wife, handles all the bookings. Norma is an avid hunter and angler, and has landed monstrous tarpon in Costa Rica and tigerfish in Africa. A pet lover, she has three horses, three cats and two dogs. In her spare time, Norma rides horses near their home and in the mountains of Montana. email: norma@fishingwithlarry.com Phone: 406-322-5709 1-800-205-3474 Ext. 5

Costa Rica - Silver King Lodge ▪Legendary tarpon fishing, snook and jungle species

7-nights and 7-days guided fishing $4,500.00 - page 18 April 17-26: Eric and Suzi Schoenborn host

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The Bahamas - Andros Island Bonefishing Club World-famous bonefishing 7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $3,195.00 - page 8 You are not restricted to our hosted weeks.

Provided there are openings, we can book any of the lodges for a time that works best for you.

2015 Hosted Trips

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Mexico - Baja’s East Cape Saltwater Fishing ▪Hotel Palmas de Cortez - Van Wormer Resorts

Costa Rica - Silver King Lodge ▪Legendary tarpon fishing - Golfito Bay

5-nights and 4-days guided fishing $1,748.00 p.p.

(2-anglers per 28’ deluxe cruiser and hotel room) - page 20 Couples pkg. $2,379.50 - one angler and non-fishing companion May 30 - June 4: Eric and Suzi Schoenborn host

6-nights and 6-days guided fishing $4,540.00 - page 18 November 3-10: Brad Staples hosts

- Kain’s Fishing Adventures ▪SitkaAlaska king salmon and halibut - a 2 hour flight from Seattle

5-nights and 4-days guided fishing $3,295.00 - page 31 June 9-14: Brad Staples hosts - Braided River Outfitters - Deluxe tent camp ▪BestAlaska stream silvers, rainbows, char and northern pike 50 rainbows a day, up to 30” range 6-nights and 6-days guided fishing $5,195.00 - page 27 July 18-25: Eric Schoenborn hosts July 25 - August 1: Eric Schoenborn hosts August 1-8: Eric Schoenborn hosts August 8-15: Guy Schoenborn hosts August 15-22: Guy Schoenborn hosts August 22-29: Guy Schoenborn hosts - Togiak River Lodge ▪HotAlaska kings up to 50-pounds and some nice rainbows 5-nights and 4½-days guided fishing $4,300.00 July 2-8: Guy Schoenborn hosts - page 26 Silvers, char, and some rainbows 5-nights and 4½-days - Reg. $4,300.00 $3,655.00 August 7-13: Eric Schoenborn hosts

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Alaska - Egdorf’s Nushagak River Camp World-class rainbow fishing Bristol Bay area - page 26 7-nights and 6-plus days guided fishing $4,895.00 July 15-23: Guy Schoenborn hosts Alaska - Aleutian Adventures - Remote Salmon camp ▪Silvers, kings and rainbows on the Sapsuk River - page 27

Carl Linnecke and Mike McGinn with a double ten. Two 10 pounders.

Note: Mike's fly rod is broken into three pieces. He cast with a broken tip.

Catch-and-release peacock bass fishing - Agua Boa Amazon Lodge.

Brazil - Agua Boa Amazon Lodge ▪Peacock Bass - fly fishing only for peacock bass

7-nights and 6 ½-days guided fishing $4,950.00 - page 11 October 30 - November 7: Eric Schoenborn hosts November 6-14: Eric and Suzi Schoenborn host November 13-21: John Holpuch hosts Hosted Holiday Weeks - $4,100.00 November 20-28: Mike McGinn hosts November 27 - December 5: Mike McGinn hosts

7-nts and 6-days guided fishing $3,600.00 + $1,500 charter flight September 11-19: Eric Schoenborn hosts

- Four Flyways Outfitters ▪CastAlaska and Blast - ducks, geese, brandt, ptarmigan and silvers 7-nights and 6 ½-days hunting and fishing $4,000.00 September 18-26: Eric Schoenborn hosts - page 29

Mario Masciola with Jurassic Lake (a.k.a. Lake Strobel) rainbow.

Argentina - Estancia Laguna Verde Lodge - Lake Strobel ▪Jurassic Lake rainbows and Barrancoso River bows

Mike Merritt with Christmas Island bonefish.

▪ Christmas Island - The Villages Lodge Bonefishing, giant trevally, tuna and wahoo

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $2,390.00 - page 18 October 19-27: Eric Schoenborn hosts October 26 - November 3: Eric Schoenborn hosts

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $5,200.00 - page 7 December 3-12: Eric Schoenborn hosts - Kooi Noom Lodge ▪NewArgentina Trophy trout destination - Untamed Angling

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $4,750.00 - page 7 December 10-19: Eric Schoenborn hosts

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2016 Hosted Trips This is a tentative schedule of our hosted trips for 2016.

If there’s a location or lodge that you’d like to see us host a trip at, let us know as we’re still in the planning stages.

2015 pricing is subject to change. Prices quoted are per person, double occupancy, unless otherwise listed.

Panama - Hooked on Panama Lodge ▪Billfish, yellowfin tuna . . . 1.5 hrs from Isla Montuosa 7-nights and 4-days guided fishing $3,795.00 - page 24 January 9-16: Brad Staples hosts

Guatemala - Sailfish Oasis Lodge - Billfishing ▪Sailfish, dorado, grouper, tuna and wahoo

5-nights and 4-days guided fishing $3,982.00 - page 20 March 5-10 Eric Schoenborn hosts

Costa Rica - Zancudo Lodge - Billfishing ▪Sailfish, dorado, grouper, tuna and wahoo

6-nights and 5-days guided fishing $3,995.00 - page 19 January 3-9: Brad Staples hosts

Christmas Island - The Villages Fishing Lodge ▪Great bonefishing, giant trevally, tuna and wahoo

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $2,390.00 - page 18 February 22 - March 1: Chris Wharton hosts March 21-29: Archie and Barbara Adams host April 11-19: Guy Schoenborn hosts April 18-26: Guy Schoenborn hosts

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Costa Rica Caribbean - Rio Parismina Lodge XL tarpon, tuna, wahoo and jungle species 9-nights and 7-days guided fishing $4,500.00 - page 19 April 1-10: Guy and Norma Schoenborn host

Costa Rica Caribbean - Silver King Lodge ▪Legendary tarpon, snook and jungle species

7-nights and 7-days guided fishing $4,500.00 - page 18 April 1-10: Brad Staples hosts

1-800-205-3474 - Braided River Outfitters - Deluxe tent camp ▪BestAlaska stream silvers, rainbows, char and northern pike.

Catch up to 50 rainbows a day, up to 30” - page 27 6-nights and 6-days guided fishing $5,195.00 July 16-23: Guy Schoenborn hosts July 23-30: Guy Schoenborn hosts July 30 - August 6: Guy Schoenborn hosts August 6-13: Eric Schoenborn hosts August 13-20: Eric Schoenborn hosts August 20-27: Eric Schoenborn hosts August 27 - September 3: Eric Schoenborn hosts

Alaska - Togiak River Lodge ▪Silvers, averaging 12-14 pounds, some nice rainbows

7-nights and 6-plus days guided fishing $4,300.00 - page 26 August 29 - September 4: Eric Schoenborn hosts

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Christmas Island - The Villages Lodge Great bonefishing, giant trevally, tuna and wahoo 7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $2,390.00 - page 18 October 31 - November 8: Brad Staples hosts November 7-15: Brad Staples hosts Costa Rica Caribbean - Silver King Lodge ▪Legendary tarpon, snook and jungle species

6-nights and 6-days guided fishing $4,540.00 - page 18 October 25 - November 1: Eric and Suzi Schoenborn host

Peacocks - Agua Boa Amazon Lodge ▪MostBrazil peacock bass, one of top 10 fly fishing lodges in world

7-nights and 6 ½-days guided fishing $4,950.00 - page 11 October 28 - November 5: John Holpuch hosts November 4-12: Guy Schoenborn hosts November 11-19: Guy Schoenborn hosts Agua Boa Hosted Holiday Weeks $4,100.00 November 18-26: Mike McGinn hosts November 25 - December 3: Mike McGinn hosts

- Kain’s Fishing Adventures ▪SitkaAlaska king salmon and halibut - a 2 hour flight from Seattle

5-nights and 4-days guided fishing $3,295.00 - page 31 June 7-12: Eric Schoenborn hosts Mexico - Baja’s East Cape Saltwater Fishing ▪Hotel Palmas de Cortez - Van Wormer Resorts

5-nights and 4-days guided fishing $1,748.00 p.p. - page 20 (2-anglers per 28’ deluxe cruiser and hotel room) Couples pkg. $2,379.50 - one angler and non-fishing companion June 1-6: Eric and Suzi Schoenborn host - Togiak River Lodge ▪KingAlaska salmon fishing

7-nights and 6+ days guided fishing $4,300.00 - page 26 July 18-25: Eric Schoenborn hosts

Egdorf’s Nushagak River Wilderness Camp - Bristol Bay ▪World-class rainbow fishing 7-nights and 6+days guided fishing $4,895.00 - page 26 July 13-21: Eric Schoenborn hosts

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Barry Lockton hauling in a monster tarpon, estimated at 250 pounds.

Silver King Lodge - Costa Rica.

Africa – Tourette’s Tengo and Samaki Camps Mnyera and Ruhudji Rivers - Tanzania Tiger Fishing - Fly Fishing Safari On these two remote wilderness rivers in Tanzania, anglers have access to over 74 miles of tiger fishing. Trophy tigers in this system have weighed in at over 20 pounds. Due to an abundant food supply and very little fishing pressure, there are many tigers in the 10 to 20 pound range, with the average just under 8 pounds.

Anglers have a shot at landing tigers over 20 pounds on a daily basis. Yes, this is unheard of.

The fishing season runs from July thru November with a maximum of four rods per river, eight rods per camp. Catch-and-release with single barbless hooks. Most of the time you’re drift fishing. No beat is fished twice in a week, and spawning areas are off limits.

World-class English-speaking guides. Go Devil 18’ aluminum boats with 25 h.p. motors. Two anglers per boat/guide, plus deckhand.

You’ll stay at two tent camps. The main Tengo Camp has electricity while Samaki Camp on the Rhudji River is a rustic bush camp. All meals are prepared by their amazing camp chef. Fresh produce is flown in weekly, wood fueled grills and ovens.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $7,995.00 2014 price Includes: airport reception, required ground transfers in Africa, guided fishing, camp lodging, meals, beverages, beer, fishing licenses, concession fees, and Tanzania Government Conservation Levy of $150.00 USD.

Tourette’s tiger fishing

Africa - Nxamaseri Island Lodge Tiger Fishing Okavango Delta - Botswana Nxamaseri is regarded as the premier fly fishing destination in Botswana. Peak tiger fishing during the barbel run (catfish) is September thru October. The lodge has four 15’ to 20’ boats that are wide with flat decks. Local guides have been personally trained by the on-site lodge owner who is passionate about fly fishing.

Nxamaseri Island Lodge is a small, exclusive lodge, and one of the oldest in the delta. It has seven chalets, each with a private deck overlooking the water. The rooms have an open wall to the outside, and a view of the river. They are able to do this as there are no harmful animals or snakes present. The river channels abound with water lilies, fish and wildlife such as crocs, hippos, otters, and swamp antelope.

This area is a spectacular birding area with well over 350 species.

4-nights during barbel run September 1 - November 15 $1,957.00 Includes: lodging, meals, guided fishing and laundry.

Excludes: fuel used for fishing trips.

Africa - Shackletons Tiger Fishing Lodge Tiger Fishing, Birding and Photography - Zambia Shackletons is located in the flood plain region of the upper Zambezi River in Zambia near the village of Mwandi. The lodge has access to 80 miles of the Upper Zambezi River, called “God’s Highway” by explorer, David Livingstone. These rich tiger fishing grounds are less than five minutes by boat from the lodge. Ten species are available, including bream and catfish.

Peak fishing months are June and July. Fly fishing, spin and lure methods are employed. Expect to catch five to 15 tigers per day.

Tigers up to 22 pounds are in these waters. Knowledgable guides speak fishing-English–enough to get by. 16’ to 26’ bass-type boats. When Eric Schoenborn visited here in 2012, he saw lots of hippos, crocs and some elephants.

Shackletons Tiger Fishing Lodge accommodates up to 12 anglers in six, stone/thatched, en-suite chalets with private teak decks overlooking the river. There is a swimming pool and fire pit.

Wonderful home-cooked meals. The area is home to over 300 bird species that can be spotted at the lodge or by boat along the Zambezi River banks.

Includes: accommodations, all meals, guided fishing, fishing tackle, (excluding fly fishing) and community development levy. $265.00 per person, per day (2014 price)

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Africa - Seychelles - Desroches Island Best Flats Fishing in the world - Five star villas Seychelles (say-shelz) is an island country comprising 115 islands in the Indian Ocean, 1,000 miles east of Africa. To reach this remote atoll, you’ll travel halfway around the world, but it’s worth it. Here, you’ll discover immaculate beaches, crystal blue waters and the best flats fishing in the world. The pristine flats are home to the most incredible fish life one can experience with a fly rod, plus there are amazing bluewater options. Their fishing season runs October to May. Desroches Island is 6 km. long and 1.5 km. wide with a population of 50 people. Each five star villa has its own private swimming pool, chef, butler, plasma TV, outdoor shower and more. There’s diving, snorkeling, kayaking and many more non-angler activities.

Includes: meet and greet at Seychelles International Airport, roundtrip charter flight between Mahe and Desroches, guided fishing, daily ferry trips, accommodations, all inclusive meals and house beverages, bluewater fly and conventional fishing gear. Double occupancy, sharing suite and skiff. 2014 pricing is in Euro dollars.

Beach Suite 7-nights and 4-days guided fishing $5,000.00 p.p.

Beach Villa 7-nights and 4-days guided fishing $6,800.00 p.p.

Argentina - La Zona Lodge Giant golden dorado - Uruguay River Fly and Lure Fishing Destination La Zona freshwater dorado fishing is unrivaled on the planet and is home to over ten world records. The fishing area is limited to four boats and eight anglers per day. Anglers usually average 15 to 25 strikes per day. Fish average about 14 pounds with a chance at dorado over 50 pounds; 20 pounders are commonplace. Peak season is December 1 to mid-May when the Uruguay River is at its lowest. Topwater lures and flies are best. During the spring season, August 15 to November, the river is at its normal flow and huge schools of big dorado migrate to the dam to spawn.

In April of 2012, our client Mike Sadar landed a world record fly-caught 50 pound golden dorado. Fish from comfortable, 21’ fiberglass, center console boats with 90 h.p. Yamaha motors and casting platforms in the bow and stern.

La Zona Lodge features six, air-conditioned bedrooms with private baths, and hosts a maximum of twelve anglers. There’s a swimming pool, home-cooked meals with excellent three-course dinners, open bar, famous Argentine wines and friendly staff. The lodge is five minutes from the fishing area.

Includes: ground transfers from Buenos Aires to the lodge, lodging, meals, beer and wine, guided fishing and fishing license.

The following rates are per person for Standard packages: 5-nights and 4-days guided fishing in La Zona Restricted Area.

January to April - High season: 2-anglers per boat $6,000.00 • 3-anglers per boat $5,000.00 May and October to December - Regular season: 2-anglers per boat $4,000.00 • 3-anglers per boat $3,250.00 June to September - Extended season: 2-anglers per boat $2,500.00 • 3-anglers per boat $2,200.00 Non-angler companion: $1,750.00 Many more package options to choose from - request an info packet.

Dick Tron with 47-pound golden dorado - La Zona Lodge.

La Zona Lodge.

Argentina - Dorado Cua Lodge Golden Dorado - Isoro Wetland

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The Isoró wetland area is a natural sanctuary of 3,500,000 acres, a paradise for dorado fishing, bird watching and hunting. Several different locations are fished - the Parana tributaries, the Esteros Ibera’ and the Rio Corrientes. An incredible fishery for dorado, dog fish and giant piranha is only a short boat ride from the lodge.

Anglers average 15 to 20 strikes per day, and you should land about ten. Fly fishing or lures, and catch-and-release only. Fishing season runs from October to April with peak fishing March, October and November. Aluminum boats with 40 h.p. Yamaha motors.

The lodge is less than 200 yards from where you’ll board your skiff.

Dorado Cua Lodge features spacious bedrooms with large, private baths, local and international cuisine, very good Argentine wines Includes: airport reception, roundtrip sleeper bus to Mercedes, all ground transfers in Argentina, lodging, meals with beer and wine, guided fishing, license and taxes.

5-nights and 6-days guided fishing $2,900.00 Jack Gallagher with golden dorado - Dorado Cua Lodge.

Prices are per person - double occupancy, unless otherwise listed.

Argentina - Estancia Laguna Verde Lodge Jurassic Lake Giant Rainbows - Patagonia 2015 Hosted Week - $5,200.00 7-nights and 6-days guided fishing December 3-12: Eric Schoenborn hosts

Barrancoso River rainbow Rainbow fishing Jurassic Lake also known as Lake Strobel

Estancia Laguna Verde Lodge

Argentina - Kooi Noom Lodge Trophy Trout in the heart of Southern Patagonia Two Lakes and Two Main Rivers 2015 Hosted Week - $4,750.00

Catch your lifetime best rainbow. These fish average 8 to 10 pounds, some are over twenty. Due to its remote location, Lake Strobel, also known as Jurassic Lake, has just been discovered by anglers and in a very short time has become a “must visit” angling destination. Jurassic Lake is surrounded by three, private ranches, so access is limited. Other than the lodge guests, you should not see any other anglers while fishing Jurassic Lake, or the other 12 lakes and streams.

The lodge’s season is from November 1 to April 30. The afternoon that they arrived, Guy Schoenborn’s hosted group of seven anglers landed over 100, 4-to 6-pound rainbows at Laguna Verde within 150 yards of the lodge.

The Barrancoso River runs through the estancia into Jurassic Lake and has rainbows up to 15 pounds. You must be in good physical condition for this trip. To get to the lake you’ll hike about 200 yards down a trail. You can ride in a truck or in a four-wheeler from the rim down to the lake and from the lake to the river.

The lodge is 35 minutes to Jurassic Lake, and 10, 20 and 35 minutes to the upper, middle and lower sections of the river which is the only tributary of Jurassic Lake. There are several other lakes within 15 to 45 minutes of the lodge. Visit our website to read more about this great trip. www.fishingwithlarry.com Estancia Laguna Verde Lodge accommodates 12 anglers in seven double occupancy bedrooms, each with private bath. Free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, a fly tying desk, and free international phone calls.

Excellent meals are prepared by their chef with a focus on the best of Argentine dishes and their famous meats and wines.

Includes: ground transfers from El Calafate to the lodge, lodging, meals, wine with dinner and open bar, guided fishing, daily ground transfers to fishing areas, laundry service and internet access.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $5,200.00 5-nights and 4-days guided fishing $3,850.00

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing December 10-19: Eric Schoenborn hosts In the Telhuelche Indian language Kooi Noom means–the way of fish. New as of 2013 - this lodge is a joint venture of two reputable outfitters. In a full week, you’ll fish two lakes and two main rivers, each with miles of untouched water and trophy rainbows that have never seen a fly. These trophy rainbows are comparable to Jurassic Lake’s, with the exception that this area is an open system of lakes and rivers. Quiroga Chico Lake is located on top of a plateau and is connected to the lower lake - Quiroga Lake - by a very steep river. A main tributary and many smaller creeks flow into the lower lake, which holds good numbers of large rainbows. In 2013, the largest rainbow was 25 pounds! Most of the stream fishing is intimate pocket water for bows that average 3-15 pounds. Streamers, nymphs, and dry flies are all effective.

The fishing season runs from November to April. November and April can be colder but also have massive runs of trout from the lakes into the streams. Professional English speaking guides transfer you between pools in 4x4 vehicles. They also have a tender boat to navigate the lake to reach some streams, creeks, and river mouths.

Kooi Noom Lodge is located on a beautiful, family-run estancia only a few miles from the fishing grounds. There are three, double rooms with private baths. The lodge has two wind generators that provide around the clock electricity and Wi-Fi access. Their talented chef creates regional meals paired with excellent Argentine wines.

Includes: roundtrip five hour ground transfer from El Calafate to the lodge, guided fishing, fishing license, meals, all wines, beer and local spirits at the lodge, Wi-Fi and laundry service.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $4,750.00 4-nights and 3-days guided fishing $2,650.00 3-nights and 2-days guided fishing $2,050.00

Kooi Noom rainbow

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Argentina - Aurelia Lodge Sea-Run Browns - Rio Grande - Tierra del Fuego Fly fish Aurelia Lodge’s exclusive, privately accessed water on the internationally acclaimed Rio Grande and Rio Menendez Rivers.

Both of these rivers are catch-and-release fly fishing-only rivers.

Under normal conditions, average daily catches per rod are between three to four fish in the nine to 15 pound weight range, plus some trophy fish weighing as much as 30 pounds. Aurelia Lodge is the only lodge on the Rio Grande with fishing privileges on both sides of the river. The lodge is only open for the peak fishing months — the first of February to the end of April.

Experienced, English-speaking guides. After breakfast, you’ll travel to the river, about a 10 to 20 minute drive. Two anglers per guide in modern 4WD trucks that are equipped with VHF radios and exterior rod holders. You can drive right up to a majority of the pools so very little walking is required.

Aurelia Lodge has been newly renovated and features spacious bedrooms with private baths, casual lounge with a pool table and fly-tying area. Though the lodge acccomodates up to 12 guests, the number of rods, may not exceed eight licensed anglers.

Includes: roundtrip ground transfer from Rio Grande airport to lodge, lodging, all meals with fine selection of wines and beers, hard liquors and cocktails before meals, Wi-Fi access, ground transfers to fishing areas, and guided fishing.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing: February 3 - April 30 $4,890.00 Non-angler companion $2,445.00

Archie and Barbara Adam’s 2014 hosted week is sold-out. Provided there are openings, we can book Andros for a time that works best for you.

Brad Staples with Andros Island bonefish during his 2013 hosted week.

Sea-run browns - Aurelia Lodge

Bahamas - Andros Island Bonefishing Club World-Famous Bonefishing Flats Andros Island is considered the ultimate experience in sightfishing for bones. There are more fishable flats than any other location in the Caribbean. These flats are world-famous not only for having large numbers of bonefish, but also trophy-sized bones. Under the right weather conditions, anglers can expect to cast at bones between five to 10 pounds daily.

Anglers fish from 16’ to 18’ Dolphin Super Skiffs, complete with poling platforms, 60 to 90 h.p. Yamaha outboard motors and a spacious casting deck. They are roomy, fast and comfortable.

The Andros Island Bonefish Club is a premier bonefishing lodge.

The club stretches over a quarter of a mile. The rooms are generously sized for all of your tackle and belongings. Delicious home-cooked meals feature fresh, local seafood. The lounge has satellite TV and a well stocked bar. Freshwater swimming pool.

Includes: lodging, meals, fishing with a boat/guide/lunch, in-room internet access and bottled water, government room tax, and laundry service.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $3,195.00 6-nights and 5-days guided fishing $2,665.00

Belize - Belize River Lodge Bonefish, Permit, Tarpon, reef dwellers and snook

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Belize River Lodge guide with tarpon.

Great flats fishing for bonefish, permit and tarpon. The flats are a short, easy run from the lodge. Sightcasting the flats is their specialty with variety – bonefish, tarpon, permit and snook. Great snook fishing is available in the river and mangrove lined bays and lagoons. This is also a great spot for large, shallow water tarpon.

Fish from 23' fiberglass panga skiffs, usually two anglers to a skiff.

Belize River Lodge is an air-conditioned, mahogany lodge situated on the banks of the Old Belize River; ten minutes from the airport.

Includes: ground transfers from airport to lodge, accommodations, meals, guided fishing, skiff and fuel, ground transfers, daily tours for non-anglers, housekeeping, 9% Hotel tax and 12.5% GST tax.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $3,989.00 Non-angler companion $1,703.00 5-nights and 4-days guided fishing $2,789.00 Non-angler companion $1,220.00

Belize - El Pescador Lodge Light Tackle Saltwater Fishing - great couples trip

Orvis Endorsed: International Destination of the Year Award - 2013 El Pescador is one of the oldest and most established fly fishing destinations in Belize. Located on the island of Ambergris Caye, it has 400 miles of prolific saltwater flats for bonefish, permit, and tarpon. Anglers fish eight hours per day from shallow-draft 23’ skiffs ten minutes to an hour from the lodge for abundant bonefish, 10 to 150 pound tarpon, and permit ranging from 4 to 30 pounds. Jacks, barracuda, cobia and snook are also found in the shallow flats, as well as in waves cresting over the Barrier Reef. Two anglers per English-speaking guide and skiff.

El Pescador Lodge was named one of the Top 10 Luxury Eco-Resorts

by Forbes Traveler. Air-conditioned rooms with ensuite bath, overhead fans, and rod racks. Lodging choices vary from newly renovated and completely updated rooms in the charming lodge to private, luxurious one-two-and three-bedroom villas. (Request information packet for villa pricing.) The lodge boasts a landscaped pool area, manicured beach and the Barrier Reef. Belize is surrounded by the largest living barrier reef in the world and boasts a wide array of stunning marine life.

El Pescador has its own on-site instructor who is available for snorkeling or dive trips and PADI certification courses. Take an eco-tour, learn to fly fish, play golf on a private island, cave tube, cruise the jungle river, explore historical sites, get a massage, relax on the beach, or swim in one of the lodge’s three swimming pools.

Complimentary use of all amenities—gym, kayaks, bikes . . .

Includes: roundtrip air, land and sea transfers between Belize City and El Pescador Lodge, lodging, meals, hors d'oeuvres, local Belizean beverages consumed at their bar (including soda, beer, rum) a welcome drink, Wi-Fi, hotel tax and GST tax.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $3,755.00 Non-angler companion $2,315.00 6-nights and 5-days guided fishing $3,260.00

photo credit: Orion

photo credit: Jan Maizler

Bolivia - Tsimane Lodge and Camps - New options Ultimate Golden Dorado - Fly fishing only

Tsimane golden dorado

Tsimane’s (chee-mon-ee) three lodges—Pluma, Secure and Agua Negra—offer miles of pristine rivers located exclusively inside the Isiboro Secure National Park. Sightcast these freestone mountain rivers for two different dorado species, pirapitinga, and pacú. Strict catch-and-release. You must be physically fit as there is a lot of wade fishing.

Secure and Agua Negra Lodge are limited to eight anglers per week —four anglers at each lodge with single room accommodations.

Your fishing week is divided between the two lodges, with an outcamp option on headwaters. The Secure River is said to offer the most intense and exciting fishing at Tsimane. Agua Negra, a tributary of the Secure, is known as a “jewel” due to its excellent number of dorados, pirapitingas, and surubi atigrados (striped catfish). You’ll move between the lodges in two new skiffs with modern outboards and comfortable casting platforms or dugout canoes.

Pluma Lodge is limited to eight anglers—double occupancy rooms.

Fish the main and Upper Pluma River, the Itirizama and the lower sections of the Secure River. Optional overnights at the Upper Pluma or Itirizama headwater camps—a maximum of two anglers at each camp. An area downstream from the Oromomo Indian Community, new to Tsimane guests, offers a magnificent dorado fishery with log structure, runs, and side channels.

Each of the three lodges were built with local hardwoods and have log cabins with box-spring beds, hot water showers, and electric lights. International cuisine and great Argentinean wines, beer and spirits. Wi-Fi and phone are available.

Includes: airport reception in Santa Cruz, two nights (first and last evening’s stay) at 5-star hotel in Santa Cruz, ground transfers in Santa Cruz, all roundtrip charter flights inside Bolivia, 6 ½-days guided fishing in lodge areas, 7-nights at lodges (with possibility of staying overnight at headwater camps), all meals and beverages— beer, wine and spirits—at the lodges.

9-nights and 6 ½-days guided fishing $7,600.00 p.p. + $670.00 Indian Communities Fee

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Bolivia - Cano Negro Lodge Peacock Bass and Payara – Amazonas region

Howard Wood with Cano Negro peacock bass and a payara - 2014.

The Rio Negro/San Simon River and lagoon systems have the highest concentration of peacock bass anywhere on earth. Peacocks range from 2 to 12 pounds – by the thousands. Anglers often land 50 to 100 a day using topwater or subsurface lures and flies. The mighty saber-toothed payara provides the thrilling, tackle-busting fishing experience of a lifetime.

Ten to 15 hook-ups a day is common for big payara. Guides do not speak English very well, but will be able to help you select the right lures and flies. They use a variety of boats and outboards, plus very long, stable dugouts suited to the various river conditions. The lodge is open July thru October. There is a cast and blast option with their sister lodge – three days of dove shooting at Los Palomas and three days fishing at Cano Negro.

“It did not take long to understand why it was a fly fishing paradise and some guests had been here three or more times. Except for golden dorado, all the fish species I’d encountered in Brazil and Venezuela were there . . . plus those beautiful piranhas. We would tell the guides what fish we were interested in tackling, and they would bring us to areas where they were.” – Michel Renard.

Cano Negro Lodge, a wood structure, is located on the Rio Negro system in the midst of a 4.5 million acre nature preserve. The lodge features air-conditioned rooms with private baths, a well-appointed dining room and an adjacent lounge and bar with a view of the vast, spring-fed lagoons.

Includes: roundtrip charter flight from Santa Cruz to lodge, ($720.00 value), airport transfers in Bolivia, lodging, meals at lodge, local liquors, beer, wine, daily laundry service, guided fishing and local permits.

4-nights and 4-days guided fishing $3,995.00 6 or 7-nights and 6 or 7-days guided fishing $5,295.00 Cast and Blast option: 6-nights, 3-days dove shooting and 3-days guided fishing $5,295.00

Brazil - River Plate Anglers Floating Cabins - XL Peacock Bass, Exclusive waters

Over the last 20 years, River Plate has perfected a highly developed routine to fish the Rio Negro System. Their deluxe, shallow draft, floating cabins combine daily mobility with the ability to bypass shallow water. This is the key to exceptional peacock bass fishing.

Drawing only four inches of water, the floating cabins navigate past shallow water natural barriers in comfort and style. Fishing is not only better in quantity of fish caught, but also in size. You’ll spend more time fishing and the peacocks are not as pressured.

During your trip they often move their shallow draft lodge and cabins to new unfished waters. You’ll fish from 20’ shallow draft tunnel boats with 40 h.p. outboard motors. River Plate fishes exclusive private waters—Jufaris, Tapera, Xeurini, Omero, seven rivers in the Muhura Indian Reserves.

Each 12’x15’ cabin has air conditioning, and a private bathroom with shower. Four-course meals feature an excellent variety of continental and regional dishes. Fresh baked breads and pastries.

Chilled wines, ice cold beer, soft drinks, and Brazilian-style margaritas flow freely throughout your fishing trip.

Includes: guided fishing, all community compensations, fees, costs for fishing in the Exclusive Private-Waters, double occupancy lodging, charter flights in Brazil (does not include float plane for Headwaters packages), all necessary ground transfers in Brazil, one overnight at Tropical Hotel (5-star) in Manaus on arrival only, guide-operated 20 foot shallow drafting bass boat per two anglers, fishing licenses, all meals at fishing destination, beverages at fishing location: Brazilian wine, beer, hard liquor, bottled water, juices and soft drinks, daily laundry at fishing destinations, and a free copy of Larry’s 40-page book Fly-Fishing for Peacock Bass.

8-nights and 6-days guided fishing: Party of 12 anglers $4,790.00 p.p.

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Gary Christensen and Lynn Decker with River Plate double.

2015 will be our 12th year in a row hosting trips here.

Guy Schoenborn - Agua Boa peacock bass fishing.

Ken Nordeste with 18-pound Agua Boa peacock bass.

Brazil - Agua Boa Amazon Lodge Most Peacock Bass - Our Most Popular Trip 2015 Hosted Weeks - $4,950.00 see page 4 for 2016 Hosted weeks 7-nights and 6 ½-days guided fishing October 30 - November 7: Eric Schoenborn hosts November 6-14: Eric and Suzi Schoenborn host November 13-21: John Holpuch hosts Hosted Holiday Weeks: $4,100.00: November 20-28: Mike McGinn hosts November 27 - December 5: Mike McGinn hosts Agua Boa Amazon Lodge was listed in ForbesLife Magazine as one of the top ten fly fishing lodges in the world. The lodge has access to 100 miles of Agua Boa River. This trip is mind boggling! Land 20 to 100-plus peacock bass every day. Some will be huge. The many lakes and lagoons have unusual clarity.

Excellent guides, paddle and pole the boats. Additional boats are kept on 12-plus lakes, reached by a short hike from the river.

Agua Boa Amazon Lodge is remote. It’s 80 miles to the nearest habitation, yet it’s one of the most deluxe lodges in South America.

Air-conditioned cottages have tiled floors and queen-sized beds.

The lodge has a swimming pool, dining room, lounge area, satellite TV, and recreation room with ping pong and a pool table. This is our best trip for repeat clients, and a great trip for ladies; they usually insist on returning. There are many exotic birds including macaws, parrots, jabiru storks, and more. It’s common to see tapir, caiman, freshwater porpoise, giant river otters, monkeys and on occasion a jaguar. The lodge hosts 12 anglers per week.

Includes: airport reception, necessary ground transfers in Manaus, roundtrip flight Manaus to lodge, lodging, all meals at the lodge, soft drinks, beer and wine, daily laundry service, guided fishing, fishing license, flies and fly patterns, a free copy of Larry’s 40-page book Fly fishing for Peacock Bass. The lodge provides complimentary 8-day Global Rescue coverage to paying guests, a $119.00 value.

7-nights and 6 ½-days guided fishing: Hosted weeks and October 15 - December 31 $4,950.00 January 1 to April 16 $5,950.00 Non-angler companion $2,650.00

Mike McGinn with arowana - Agua Boa.

Brazil - Rio Marié ("Rio de Gigantes") Ultimate Peacock bass Liveaboard Adventure 400 air miles from Manaus, this is a remote catch-and-release fly fishing trip. The Rio Marie is huge with almost 500 miles of river and three major tributaries. The liveaboard begins each season in the upper stretches of the Rio Marie and moves downstream at a pace of about 75 miles each week. Anglers fish new trophy laden waters each day that haven’t been fished for at least a year. The 2015 liveaboard season runs September 16 to December 9. This is the dry season for the upper Negro basin; the time when waters are at their lowest level which allows for fishing throughout the entire river system In these waters, peacock bass average over 10 pounds, as well as some 15-to-20-plus pounders. Fish from wide-bottom, 21’ skiffs powered by 90 h.p. 4-stroke motors with two casting platforms. Two anglers per guide and skiff, with both anglers able to fish at the same time. Professional, English-speaking guides and a native driver in each boat. Most of the fishing is done using baitfish imitations.

You’ll return each day to the air-conditioned liveaboard, which accommodates eight anglers. Small double occupancy rooms with en-suite bathrooms. Free Wi-Fi with limited bandwidth.

Four-course American-style meals and regional favorites.

Includes: all internal charter flights, boat transfers, all necessary ground transfers, first night at Tropical Hotel in Manaus, guided fishing, fishing licenses, all meals, beer, wine and spirits at fishing destination, laundry and maid service.

8-nights and 6 ½-days guided fishing $6,695.00 + 670.00 Native Community Fee.

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Canada - Plummer’s Arctic Lodges Lake Trout, Arctic Char, Northern Pike - NW Territories The #1 Fishing Destination in North America - Field and Stream magazine

Without a doubt, Plummer's Arctic Lodges are the best locations in the world to catch trophy-sized lake trout, Arctic grayling and Arctic char on flies or lures. The season runs June 30 to August 25.

Tree River Arctic Char Camp is situated only four miles from the Arctic Ocean and produces the largest Arctic char in the world.

The beauty of Tree River has been proclaimed by many of their guests as a life-changing experience. The river holds the current 32 pound world record. Each year, several dozen char are caught in the 20 pound range. Both spin and fly fishing are done from shore. They have boats on the river to move anglers from place to place, but hiking is worth the effort. This is the land where the sun never sets during the summer months. View rare wildlife species such as white whales, white wolves, and herds of bison.

The rustic camp is equipped with three, heated, canvas-roofed cabins that sleep four people each. Home-style meals.

Great Bear Lake Lodge: Great Bear is the fourth largest lake in North America, and boasts the All Tackle World Records for both lake trout and grayling, as well as dozens of line class records. The main lodge and cabins are on a small island, and accommodates up to 44 people.

Trophy Lodge is situated in Ford Bay on the Smith Arm of Great Bear Lake. This lodge has some of the biggest lake trout and therefore in the world. It also has the best known pike fishing in the world. There are no fly-out options from this lodge.

Plummer packages: Two anglers per guide and 18’ closed bow, custom Lund Alaskan boats with 30 to 40 h.p. four stroke outboards.

Packages include: airfare from Yellowknife, lodging, Wi-Fi, (not at Tree River) meals, and guided fishing. Rates are U.S. funds and do not include 5% GST. Great Bear Lake Lodge and Trophy Lodge 7-nights and 7-days guided fishing $5,245.00 Overnight side trip to the Tree River Arctic Char Camp The side trip is only available from Great Bear Lake Lodge $1,045.00 Kugluktuk to Tree River 4-nts and 4-days guided fishing (3 full days/2 half days) $3,595.00

Mike Sadar with Elk Island pike and lake trout.

God’s River brook trout.

Mike Sadar with Tree River char - 2014

Mike Sadar with Great Bear Lake trout - 2014.

Canada - Elk Island Lodge God’s Lake Trophy Northern Pike, Lake Trout, Walleye and God’s River Brookies Elk Island Lodge is a remote, fly-in, family-run fishing lodge located on God's Lake in Northern Manitoba. The cold, deep water of God’s Lake is a spectacular fishery. Here, you’ll find world-class fishing for northern pike, lake trout, walleye and brook trout. God’s River has some of the best brook trout fishing in North America. Fishing for brook trout at God’s River involves a 60 mile fly-out from the main lodge, and an additional cost of $300.00 per person.

God’s Lake contains a large population of lake trout. With over 400 square miles of surface area, the lake has expansive areas of water with depths in excess of 150 feet, with a known depth of 400 feet, thus maintaining a surface temperature that normally does not exceed 60 degrees fahrenheit.

“On several occasions, I saw a 36-40 inch pike take the fly near the boat. The brook trout fishing was equally impressive and it was common to see these fish take the flies as well.” - Mike Sadar.

There are 24 newer 18’ boats equipped with 40 h.p. Yamaha outboards. They also have a new dock system that makes it easy to get in and out of your boat. Golf carts will transport anyone with medical or physical difficulties to and from the boat.

Elk Island Lodge is a historic log building with a bar, tackle shop, a pool table, a dining room which overlooks the islands and bays of God’s Lake. They have ten, modern cabins, accommodating up to as many as 40 guests. Cabins have bathrooms and showers, electricity, oil stoves, and a great view of the lake. Dinners include homemade soups, breads, steaks and desserts.

Includes: roundtrip airfare from Winnipeg to their private airstrip on Elk Island, lodging, meals, guided fishing, and maid service.

4-nights and 4-days guided fishing $2,675.00 plus 8.5% tax 8-nights and 8-days guided fishing $3,675.00 plus 8.5% tax

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Canada - Minor Bay Lodge - Saskatchewan Wollaston Lake Trophy Pike and Lake Trout This renowned lodge is only open June and July for peak trophy pike and lake trout. Great pike fishing within 15 minutes of the lodge.

The lake is huge, covering an area of over 1,300 square miles. Yet due to the lodge’s prime location, the best fishing spots are only a short boat ride away. Wollaston Lake, with marshy spawning bays, and a number of weed beds, is the ideal habitat for northern pike to grow to incredible size. Good numbers of pike between 40” and 50” are landed here each year. Close to 50-inch pike have been caught in less than two minutes from the lodge. Walleye and Arctic grayling fishing is also available.

Custom 18-20’ aluminum boats with Yamaha 50 h.p. 4-stroke engines. Two anglers per guide and boat. The guides are excellent and prepare a shore lunch each day from the morning’s catch.

Minor Bay Lodge has Wi-Fi, satellite TV, wet sauna, and seven cabins. Each evening, enjoy appetizers and three-course dinners. The lodge accommodates up to 16 guests per week.

Includes: airport reception, shuttle to the hotel, roundtrip air transportation between Saskatoon and Points North Landing, bus transfer to/from the lodge, lodging, meals and guided fishing.

Rates in U.S. funds - do not include GST. 9-nights and 8-days guided fishing $5,795.00 5-nights and 4-days guided fishing $3,895.00 4th of July Special: 7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $3,895.00

Minor Bay Lodge northern pike

Canadian Grand Slam - Northern Manitoba Gangler’s North Seal River Lodge and Outposts The North Seal River offers the unique opportunity of landing a Canadian grand slam—trophy pike, lake trout, walleye, and Arctic grayling, plus big whitefish too. The lodge has exclusive access to over 30 lakes; 25 of the lakes are fly-out-only. Their state of the art DeHavilland Beavers await your beck and call (an add’l fee). They have boats on over 25 different lakes. Some of these lakes may only see six anglers a year. You may customize your package. Each body of water has its own distinct character and legacy. Most of the lakes range in size from six to 20 miles long; offering anglers endless variety, and great fishing with no long, uncomfortable boat rides. The lodge is open June thru September.

North Seal River Lodge, the main lodge on Egenolf Lake, is over 4,200 sq. feet with soaring beams, a majestic fireplace and spectacular views. Appetizers each evening and five star dining. Comfortable lounge areas, a pool table, card table, ping pong table, tackle room, Wi-Fi, a fly table, DVD library, and bar. The main lodge is limited to 24 guests per week, with a staff ratio of 1:1.

Includes: roundtrip charter flight from Winnipeg, Manitoba, to lodge, guided fishing, lodging, meals, Wi-Fi and maid service.

North Seal River Lodge: June 6 - August 15: 7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $4,995.00 U.S.D. Numerous outposts and options - request an information packet.

Another large pike from Minor Bay Lodge.

Canada - Trout Rock Lodge - Northwest Territories Great Slave Lake Trophy Pike Fly or spin fish for trophy-sized pike on the calm bays of Great Slave Lake. Most clients catch a 40” pike or better with lots of numbers each day. One of our clients landed a 51” pike on a casting outfit here. Like most outfits in the North, this lodge practices catch and release, which means barbless hooks and only keeping pike under 30” for shore lunch.

Peak season for monster pike is from the end of May to the first of August. Ice fishing runs from December to May. Fully equipped 18’ boats with 25 to 40 h.p. outboards. Two anglers per guide and boat.

Guides are trained in wilderness first aid and CPR. Trout Rock Lodge is open year-round and features home-cooked meals, cozy, guest cabins, a hot tub, free Wi-Fi, and pitch and putt golf course. The lodge accommodates up to 16 guests.

Includes: transfer from Yellowknife Airport, roundtrip float plane charter Yellowknife to lodge, lodging, meals, boat and motor with one guide per two anglers, rod and reel, if needed.

Rates in U.S. funds - do not include 5% GST. 3-nights 3-days guided fishing $2,245.00 5-nights 5-days guided fishing $3,245.00 7-nights 7-days guided fishing $4,245.00

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Trout Rock Lodge northern pike

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Canada - West Sport Fishing - Kings and Silvers Milbanke Floating Lodge - British Columbia

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Miles and miles of productive shoreline kelp beds are a favorite haunt for salmon. This area is known for annually producing high volumes of 40 to 60 pound kings and silvers to 20 pounds. Calm protected waters with prime fishing grounds are only five minutes from the lodge.

West Sport Fishing has a fleet of custom-built 20’ center console Ironwood boats with 90 h.p. 4-stroke engines. Trophy XL rods, Islander reels, bait, tackle and, premium halibut gear is also provided. The lodge offers three tiers of fishing programs to accommodate all levels of experience—self-guided, instructed (guided half day), and fully guided packages are available.

The 80 minute charter flight from Vancouver, B.C. to Milbanke, and the seven minute helicopter flight from Milbanke to the lodge are included in the price.

West Sport Fishing’s Milbanke Lodge is a luxury-floating lodge accommodating up to 34 guests. Spacious rooms with soaker tub and panoramic views. There is an on-site spa with two massage rooms, sauna, steam room, hot tub and plunge pool. Hot breakfasts served starting one hour before daybreak, three lunch options: packed lunches, return to the lodge for a hot lunch, or a hot lunch can be delivered to your boat. Gourmet dinners with wine.

Includes: roundtrip charter flight Vancouver, B.C. to Milbanke, helicopter flight Milbanke to lodge, accommodations, all meals at the lodge, beer and wine with dinner, unlimited use of boats and equipment, all tackle, bait, raingear, knee boots and fish care— fillet, vacuum packing, freezing/crating for your return flight.

Rates in Canadian funds (do not include 2.5% GST or fuel surcharge).

3-nights and 4-days fishing: 4-nights and 5-days fishing: Self-guided: $3,895.00 Self-guided: $4,295.00 Instructed: $4,195.00 Instructed: $4,695.00 Fully Guided: $4,495.00 Fully Guided: $5,095.00

Canada - Langara Fishing Adventures British Columbia King Salmon, Silvers, Halibut . . .

Langara Island lies just south of Alaska, off the northern tip of Canada’s majestic Haida Gwaii ~ Queen Charlotte Islands, and is one of the richest marine environments on earth. The lodge has a fleet of custom-built 24’ aluminum boats and, 19’ boats for their unguided packages. All gear and tackle is provided.

King salmon fishing: Kings are the star attraction here, ranging from 15 to 70+ pounds. Success can be found all season long, and in virtually any location around the island, and at depths from near surface to 300 plus feet.

Silver salmon are in large numbers from late July thru September.

Halibut are generally abundant in the area all season long. They are most commonly fished for in depths exceeding 250 feet.

Langara Fishing Lodge is nestled in a well-protected cove and hosts up to 65 guests. Large dining room, several lounges with bar facilities, hot tubs, and a steam room. Each evening there’s up to six entrée choices paired with fine wines.

Includes: roundtrip air from Vancouver, B.C. to Haida Gwaii, helicopter transfer to the lodge, accommodations, all meals and beverages including alcohol with meals, use of Mustang survival flotation suits, all fishing equipment, private boats (guided package), and fish care—flash freezing, plus shipment to Vancouver.

Rates in Canadian funds - do not include 6% GST .

Langara Fishing Lodge Lodging and meals only: 4-nights and 4-days: $4,595.00 p.p. (does not include fishing see below) 5-nights and 5-days: $4,995.00 p.p.

8-nights and 8-days $7,395.00 p.p.

4-days guided fishing split between 2-4 anglers: + $2,395.00 per 24’ boat 5-days guided fishing split between 2-4 anglers: + $2,945.00 per 24’ boat 8-days guided fishing split between 2-4 anglers: + $3,995.00 per 24’ boat Unguided - Fish unguided and discover the Island’s secrets on your own.

Use of 19’ boat for 4-5 days 1 to 3 guests $495.00 per boat Use of 19’ boat for 8-days 1 to 3 guests $900.00 per boat Unguided guests are given a full boat and safety orientation, and staff are happy to share a wealth of information to help you find the fish.

Milbanke Lodge

Another large king from Milbanke Lodge

Langara Fishing Lodge king salmon

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Canada - British Columbia Kalum River Lodge - Kalum and Skeena River Fantastic steelheading and salmon Skeena River Valley was one of Larry’s favorite areas of British Columbia. The salmon and steelhead here, are some of the largest in the world. The Skeena River system has over 15 tributaries, such as the Kalum, that offer incredible fishing for all levels of anglers.

You can also fish the Nass and Kitimat River systems, and other smaller coastal streams. Kalum River Lodge holds exclusive access points on both the upper and lower Kalum River. The worldfamous Skeena River is just a ten minute boat ride from the lodge.

Fly fishing for steelhead on the Skeena is considered to be the best in the world.

18’ to 20’ foot jet boats with canopies, drift boats and rafts. They take two to four anglers per guide depending on the time of year and the rivers you are fishing. For fly fishing, one of the preferred methods for the larger rivers is spey casting. Single-handed rods work as well. A 9-weight rod is well suited for most of the fishing you’ll do. Spinning and bait casting is also popular. Their guides enjoy guiding all levels of anglers from the novice to the expert.

Depending on the season and species, fishing areas are accessed with a combination of 4WD vehicles, drift boats, rafts or jet boats.

The lodge owner has been guiding in the Skeena region for over 27 years.

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Spring steelhead Summer steelhead Spring king salmon Summer king salmon Coho salmon Sockeye salmon Chum salmon Pink salmon Char, cutthroat and bull trout

Mario Masciola with 41” Skeena River Steelhead - 2014.

Yes, he rebooked for 2015.

early April to early-May mid-August to November early May to early June mid-June to mid-August mid-August to late October early-July to late August mid-July to mid-August mid-July to late August Year-round in northern rivers

Kalum River Lodge is on the Kalum River, with two acres of lawn and gardens surrounded by old growth forest. Gourmet-style dinners feature prime steaks and fresh salmon accompanied by salads and home baked breads. The lodge accommodates up to eight guests. Free Wi-Fi and use of lodge phone. They also offer jet boat tours and wildlife viewing trips.

Includes: ground transfers, lodging, meals, guided fishing, use of tackle and fishing equipment, processing of your catch and 5% GST. 7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $4,995.00 U.S. funds 6-nights and 5-days guided fishing $4,150.00 3-nights and 3-days guided fishing $2,600.00 Non-angler companion $280.00 per day for lodging and meals.

Another Skeena River summer steelhead

Kalum River Lodge

Kalum Lodge coho

Canada - Suskeena Lodge - British Columbia Sustut River Wild Steelhead - Fly fishing only

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There are no roads on the Sustut River system. To fish for these giant steelhead, anglers must fly in by plane. With a Class One status, all non-resident anglers must be guided. Three anglers per guide and 17’ jet boats. Catch-and-release fly fishing only.

Single barbless hooks are required. Due to lack of logging, the Sustut stays in shape longer than any other Skeena tributary.

Sustut steelhead average 14 pounds and often reach well into the high twenties.

The lodge opens late August for the largest run of king salmon in the Skeena system, averaging 20 to 30-pounds and some over 50. They recommend 10-wt weight rods, large colorful flies and reels with lots of backing. By the first of September, steelhead begin to appear and continue thru the end of October.

Suskeena Lodge is nestled on the banks of the Sustut River.

Home-cooked meals, and wine with dinner. Warm, cozy, riverside cabins. The lodge holds a max of nine anglers.

Includes: roundtrip private air charter from Smithers to lodge, lodging, meals, pop and alcohol at the lodge, daily jet boat transportation on the river, and fishing rights during your stay.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $6,700.00

Canada - Crooks Lake Lodge Giant Labrador Brookies Crooks Lake Lodge is located 60 miles southeast of Goose Bay, Labrador, on the upper Eagle River watershed, south of the Mealy Mountains. The lake is five miles long with rivers and streams. Brookies range from 3 to 8 pounds, averaging 4.2 pounds in size. Northern pike up to 20 pounds, are plentiful. Their season begins in early June and ends late August.

Crooks Lake Lodge is small, accommodating up to six anglers. Their chef prepares three, hearty home-cooked meals each day.

Includes: airport reception and transfers in Goose Bay, roundtrip floatplane flight between Goose Bay and lodge, lodging, meals at lodge, guided fishing and fishing license. Does not include 6.5% GST. 7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $3,995.00

Chile - Cinco Rios Lodge Simpson River Fly Fishing - Patagonia Brown Trout The Simpson River is probably the most famous river in the Aysén region; it has significant caddis and mayfly hatches. Browns and rainbows from 14 to 22” are the norm. However, trout up to 30” have been landed on a fly. From early January thru mid-March, fish the Simpson for king salmon up to 45 pounds.

The Rio Paloma provides fantastic dry fly and streamer action for both browns and rainbows. You’ll also fish the Rio Azul, one of the most beautiful fishing locations in the world. Browns from 17 to 21” are quite common with even larger fish being taken.

The guides are very experienced and bilingual.

While some waters offer exciting dry fly action, others require challenging sightfishing in pristine, crystal clear waters where trout can grow as large as 32.” The estancia’s spring creek is a mere 200 yards from the lodge and offers easy walk-in fishing for large, heavy brown trout.

Cinco Rios Lodge sits on the banks of the Simpson River with the Andes peaks in the background. Finish a great day of drift fishing right in front of the lodge where a pisco sour will be waiting for you.

The luxurious lodge ccommodates up to twelve guests. Each room has two king beds in separate quarters, and a balcony overlooking the river valley. Free Wi-Fi, a fly tying room, and fly shop.

Includes: ground transfers to and from Balmaceda Airport, guided fishing, lodging, Wi-Fi, meals and beverages including wine and cocktails.

7- nights and 6-days guided fishing: Non angler companion: January 1 - March 31 $4,375.00 $2,981,75 April 1-15 $3,975.00 $2,815.00

Patagonia browns - Cinco Rios Lodge

Chile - Cameron Lodge Big Sea-Run Browns - Tierra del Fuego

Guide and Jim Teeny with big sea-run brown - Cameron Lodge.

Cameron Lodge - Tierra Del Fuego Island

The Rio Grande is the largest river on the island of Tierra del Fuego and is renowned for its sea-run brown fishing. Every season, huge sea-run browns enter the river, with an average weight of 10 pounds and some well over 20 pounds. You’ll also find numerous resident browns that average two pounds, but can grow to much larger sizes. The lodge has private access to over 90 miles of the Rio Grande, as well as privately owned Lake Lynch, several lagunas with huge browns, and over 50 miles of smaller rivers and spring creeks.

As the Rio Grande is only 30 meters wide, you’re able to fish both sides with a 9’ fly rod. It’s also great spey rod water. Two anglers per guide with a modern four-wheel drive truck. This river is not for beginners as the wind can blow hard, and in some pools, long casts are required to reach the fish. You can fish after dark; unlike Argentina, it’s legal here. The fishing season runs January thru midApril, their summer months.

The lodge hosts up to six anglers in four rooms with private baths, internet, and satellite phone connection. Dinners feature seafood, steaks, lamb and local wines.

Includes: ground or chartered air transport from Rio Grande, Argentina, or Punta Arenas, Chile, lodging, meals, wine, beer, liquor, guided fishing and fishing licenses.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $4,500.00 www.fishingwithlarry.com

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Christmas Island - The Villages - Fishing Lodge Great Bonefishing, Giant Trevally, Tuna and Wahoo 2015 and 2016 Hosted Weeks - $2,390.00

Russ DeFusco and Zane Shanklin with Christmas Island giant trevally - 2014 .

2015 will be our 6th year in a row hosting trips here.

Guy Schoenborn with large Christmas Island bonefish - 2014 .

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing Our first three hosted weeks of 2015 are SOLD-OUT October 19-27, 2015: Eric Schoenborn hosts October 26 - November 3, 2015: Eric Schoenborn hosts March 21-29, 2016: Archie and Barbara Adams host April 11-19, 2016: Guy Schoenborn hosts April 18-26, 2016: Guy Schoenborn hosts October 31 - Nov. 8, 2016: Brad Staples hosts November 7-15, 2016: Brad Staples hosts

Christmas Island is a remote tropical island, famous for its vast numbers of bonefish and giant trevally. During a hosted week in 2013, our group of 12 anglers all landed giant trevally between 20 and 70 pounds, except for one angler - he had two large GT’s break him off. It’s only a five to 40 minute skiff ride from the lodge to large, shallow flats teeming with bonefish. The large outrigger skiffs take three to five anglers. Endless clear water, sand and coral flats makes spotting bonefish easier than other areas.

Experienced flats anglers often average 15 to 25 bonefish a day or more. One of our anglers landed over 50 bonefish, three days in a row.

During our hosted weeks, there’s also fantastic offshore opportunities for tuna, wahoo and sailfish at no extra cost. Each angler at The Villages now has their own guide for no extra fee. This is a huge advantage over all the other bonefish lodges on the island.

The guides, staff, and fishing will blow you away.

The Villages Fishing Lodge opened in 2006, and is run by locals for true Polynesian hospitality. Located on a white sandy beach, the lodge overlooks an aqua-colored lagoon. There are eight, air-conditioned bungalows with two twin beds, private bath with shower and covered porches. Breakfast and dinners are made to order. Fish is always on the menu.

Includes: lodging, meals, guided fishing and ground transfers.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $2,390.00

Costa Rica - Silver King Lodge Legendary Tarpon Fishing, Snook and Jungle species 2015 and 2016 Hosted Weeks - $4,500.00 . . .

Non-angler companion $1,700.00 to $1,900.00

7-nts at Silver King Lodge and 7-days guided fishing: $4,500.00 April 17-26, 2015: Eric and Suzi Schoenborn host April 1-10, 2016: Brad Staples hosts 6-nts at Silver King Lodge and 6-days guided fishing: $4,540.00 November 3-10, 2015: Brad Staples hosts October 25 - November 1, 2016: Eric and Suzi Schoenborn host Silver King Lodge is located on the banks of the Rio Colorado, which is Costa Rica’s largest river in terms of mass flow. Large and numerous tarpon are caught both in the Caribbean and the river itself. Their boats are capable of crossing the river mouth in almost any condition, as well as running offshore for wahoo, tuna, dorado and billfish. March, April, and May are the height of the spring tarpon season, with dry weather and calm seas about 95% of the time. September, October and early November are peak fishing months with exceptional tarpon action with plenty of 150-pound plus fish available, plus dry weather with calm seas about 99% of the time. Fish the tropical rainforest streams and lagoons for the tackle-busting guapote, plus snook, mohara and machaca. 23’ deep V-hull fiberglass boats with Yamaha 150 h.p. motors.

Silver King Lodge has air-conditioned cottages, each with private bath, swimming pool with 8-foot waterfall, and wonderful buffetstyle meals, and open bar. Canoe rainforest rivers, view monkeys and birds in the jungle. Eco tours available.

Includes: airport reception, all necessary ground transfers in Costa Rica, roundtrip flight San Jose, C.R. to lodge, meals, open bar, wine with dinner, guided fishing, loaner rods, reels and daily laundry service. Fuel surcharge for offshore fishing may apply. (Does not include hotel and meals in San Jose.)

3-nights and 3-days guided fishing: Addt’l fishing day:

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January 20 - February 28 $2,750.00 add $450.00 March 1 - June 20 $3,025.00 add $475.00 September 1 - Nov. 10 $3,085.00 add $485.00

Barry Lockton with Silver King tarpon estimated at 250 pounds.

2015 will be our 13th year in a row hosting trips here.

Costa Rica - Rio Parismina Lodge XL Tarpon, Tuna, Wahoo and Jungle Species 2015 and 2016 Hosted Weeks - $4,500.00 Non-angler companion $2,200.00 7-nights at Rio Parismina and 7-days guided fishing April 17-26, 2015: Guy and Norma Schoenborn host - SOLD OUT April 1-10, 2016: Guy and Norma Schoenborn host

You are not restricted to our hosted weeks.

Provided there are openings, we can book a time at the lodge that works best for you.

Rio Parismina is located on the Parismina River system, a thirty minute charter flight from San Jose, Costa Rica. Choose between the Caribbean for abundant, large tarpon, plus tuna and wahoo, or the Torteguero National Park jungle waterways and streams for snook, guapote, machaca and mojara. Two anglers per boat and guide. 21’ deep V-hull boats with a center console, 125 h.p. Evinrude motors, marine radios, fishfinders and local, English speaking guides.

Larry referred to Rio Parismina as being one of the best run lodges in the world, with some of the best guides and boats on the Caribbean. We’ve had clients land over thirty 60 to 150 pound tarpon during a seven day stay. The best tarpon months are March to early May and September thru early November.

Rio Parismina Lodge sits on 50 acres of lush jungle on the banks of the famous Parismina River at the edge of the Tortuguero National Park. Nice accommodations with swimming pool and Jacuzzi. Judy, the lodge owner and hostess, is known for her superb meals/menu with a touch of Texan. Wine is served with dinner, and there’s an open bar in the evening.

Activities include: photography of the lodge’s flowers, foliage and monkeys, night crocodile or sea turtle tour, massage, banana plantation tours or simply lounging in the hammock area.

Includes: airport reception in San Jose, ground transfers to hotel (first and last hotel night is not included), and domestic airport in the morning, roundtrip charter flight from San Jose to the village of Parismina, 7-nights lodging and meals at Rio Parismina, wine with dinner, open bar at lodge, guided fishing, rods and reels for all species, daily laundry service and taxes.

Costa Rica - Zancudo Lodge - Golfito Bay Over 70 I.G.F.A. World Records - Orvis Endorsed 2015 and 2016 Hosted Weeks - $3,995.00

9-nights and 7-days guided fishing 9-nights and 7-days non-angler companion 6-nights and 4-days guided fishing 6-nights and 4-days non-angler companion

$4,500.00 $2,200.00 $3,000.00 $1,750.00

Non-angler companion $1,550.00 + $495.00 transfer fee . . .

Sailfish, dorado, grooper, tuna and wahoo 6-nights and 5-days fishing (3-anglers per 28’ standard boat) January 17-23, 2015: Archie and Barbara Adams host February 15-21, 2015: Brad Staples hosts January 3-9, 2016: Brad Staples hosts The Golfito Bay area of the Pacific Ocean is world renowned for its excellent saltwater fishing. Zancudo Lodge’s property is ideally bordered by the Pacific Ocean on the west and the Sabalo River on the east. Not only do they have sailfish and marlin, but their big secret is the variety of light tackle, stand-up fishing that’s available.

The lodge has 12 custom built, 28’ center console boats with twin Suzuki four-stroke engines, the latest in electronics and a certified scale at the dock. All marlin species are caught year-round. The peak time for blue marlin is November, December, March and April while black marlin fishing peaks during July and August. Sailfish are common year round, but peak fishing is from November to May. Zancudo Lodge is located on a private beach. Tropical setting, beachfront pool and hot tub, 20 air-conditioned rooms with satellite TV. Delicious culinary meals. Tour options include: snorkeling, botanical gardens, zip-lining, wildlife sanctuary and more.

Includes: airport reception, overnight stay at four-star hotel in San Jose, roundtrip flight San Jose to Golfito, ground transfers, deluxe suites at Zancudo Lodge, guided fishing, fishing license, all tackle and fly gear (deposit required for fly gear), all meals at Zancudo, open bar—liquor, beer and wine, daily laundry service, Wi-Fi and free calls to the U.S. *For the non-angler: there is an add’l $495 for transfers and hotel night in San Jose.

28’ Standard boat rates:

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing: 2-anglers per boat $5,195.00 p.p.

3-anglers per boat $4,495.00 p.p.

4-anglers per boat $4,295.00 p.p.

6-nights and 5-days guided fishing: 2-anglers per boat $4,595.00 p.p.

3-anglers per boat $3,995.00 p.p.

4-anglers per boat $3,795.00 p.p.

Zancudo Lodge sailfish photo credit: Tony Ludovico

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Guatemala - Sailfish Oasis Lodge Pacific Coast Billfishing - Sailfish, Marlin, Dorado, Tuna 2015 and 2016 Hosted Week - $3,982.00

2015 Hosted Week - $1,430.00

5-nights and 4-days guided fishing (4-anglers per boat) February 21-26, 2015: Brad Staples hosts March 5-10, 2016: Eric Schoenborn hosts

2015 will be our 3rd year in a row hosting here.

See Guy’s trip report for 2014 hosted week at www.fishingwithlarry.com Guatemala Sailfishing under Trip Reports in the menu bar.

Along Guatemala’s Pacific coast, strong currents moving east from Mexico collide with currents moving west from El Salvador, creating an enormous natural occurring eddy, rich in bait and pelagic fish, making it a haven for sailfish, marlin, dorado, tuna, grouper, and many other species. Guatemala holds both the conventional and fly fishing records for the most sailfish released in one day. Sailfish Oasis’s fleet often releases 30 sailfish a day during peak season and has a year-round daily average of 15-20 releases.

Peak season is October thru June. They exclusively use circle hooks while billfishing, and all billfish are catch and release. Their sportfishing vessels are some of the finest in Guatemala.

Sailfish Oasis Lodge is five minutes from the Marina Pez Vela on the Pacific Coast. Situated in a secure, residential, tree-lined development, the lodge boasts an outdoor area with lush gardens, an inviting pool, and boardwalks to your private, air-conditioned bungalow. The lodge accommodates 20 guests. Gather at the open air bar and restaurant to dine on prime U.S. beef, grilled jumbo shrimp, ceviche and more.

Package includes: fishing with experienced captains and crew, conventional and fly tackle, (one free fly), bait, and beer, lodging, ground transfers in Guatemala, and all meals at the lodge.

Captain Hook and A-Fin-Ity - 43’ Willis: Prices good thru June, 2015.

Big and Timber Lodgeguided - silver salmon.

5-nights 4-days fishing (3-anglers per boat) $4,542.00 5-nights and 4-days guided fishing (4-anglers per boat) $3,782.00 5-nights and 4-days guided fishing (5-anglers per boat) $3,271.00 The Allure is a 40 foot Custom Carolina Capps: 5-nights and 4-days guided fishing (3-anglers per boat) $4,792.00 5-nights and 4-days guided fishing (4-anglers per boat) $3,982.00

Jeanne Koenemann with sailfish - Sailfish Oasis 2014 hosted week.

Kevin Ferrell with sailfish - 2014 Sailfish Oasis hosted week.

Mexico - Baja’s East Cape - Palmas de Cortez Marlin, Sailfish and Tuna - Saltwater Sportfishing 2015 and 2016 Hosted Weeks - $1,748.00 May 30 - June 4, 2015: Eric and Suzi Schoenborn host June 1-6, 2016: Eric and Suzi Schoenborn host $1,748.00 per angler Double occupancy room and two anglers per boat $2,379.50 per couple double occupancy room and two anglers per boat (5-nights and 4-days guided fishing $1,748.00 + non-angler companion $631.50)

Marty Holding with Baja striped marlin.

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Palmas de Cortez Hotel - Baja

The hotel operates its own sportfishing fleet, offering quick access to world-famous fishing grounds teeming with five billfish species, dorado, tuna, wahoo, and over 80 other species. For our hosted week, you’ll fish the Sea of Cortez for three days aboard a 28’ to 32’ deluxe cruiser.

Our group will concentrate offshore for tuna, wahoo, dorado, sailfish and marlin. You’ll also fish one day from a 23’ super panga targeting the shoreline for roosterfish. Two anglers per Englishspeaking guide, 28’ boat and 23’-25’ super panga. You’ll have a captain and deckhand for eight hours of fishing each day. Fillet, freezer and smokehouse services are available.

The Hotel Palmas De Cortez’s oceanfront rooms are reserved for our 2015 hosted group. Situated along a beautiful white sand beach, this first-class resort offers full amenities for anglers and families alike. The magnificent infinity edge pool and resort-style swim-up bar overlook the Sea of Cortez. Air-conditioned rooms, some with satellite TV, mini-fridge, and phone. Dine on the beach under the stars or in the air conditioned dining room.

Our hosted week includes: 5-nights lodging, 4-days guided fishing, meals, airport reception at Cabo San Lucas, ground transfers to lodge, gas, captain, deckhand, use of rods, reels and lures, and hotel tax.

Read 2014 Trip Report for Baja Saltwater at www.fishingwithlarry.com.

Mexico - Tarpon Town Anglers - Campeche World-Class Flats Baby Tarpon fishing Los Petenes or Petenes Biosphere Reserve, is one of Mexico’s largest and most productive mangrove shore and wetlands area with 180,000 protected acres. Due to their acrobatics, baby tarpon are considered the ultimate species for fly fishing and light tackle.

They’re found here in outstanding numbers from five to 30 pounds.

The brackish waters of the Mayan Peninsula are perfect for baby tarpon, snook, snapper, jacks and barracuda.

23’ Mexican panga boats are fully equipped with casting decks, 60 and 75 h.p. Yamaha motors and stocked beverage coolers. Tarpon Town Anglers can handle parties of up to ten anglers, with two anglers per panga. Native guides read the water and pole the boats.

A typical fishing day starts at dawn and will literally show 50 to hundreds of tarpon. If 12 fish are jumped and two or three are landed, it’s considered a good day. Their record is 23 fish boated, plus 20 other hook-ups in one day for one boat.

Campeche, a quaint town with Mayan and Spanish history, receives as many tourists in one year as Cancun gets in a day.

The Ocean View Hotel, where Tarpon Town guests stay, has very nice accommodations and is only a few blocks from the historic downtown square. Air-conditioned rooms, TV, a swimming pool, tennis court, spa, gym, free Wi-Fi . . . The hotel is located 150 feet from the boarding point. The hotel provides an early continental breakfast for fishermen. You’ll have packed lunches in the boat.

Dinners are on your own at local restaurants. Tour the Mayan Ruins, historic Campeche, seafood restaurants, Casa 6 Museum and more.

Includes: private shuttle transfers from airport to hotel, lodging, breakfast, daily roundtrip transportation from the lodge to the marina, guided fishing, fishing license, use of flies and lures, lunch, sodas, beer, Reserve entrance and usage fee, service and sales tax.

6-nights and 5-days guided fishing $2,800.00 Non-angler companion $900.00

Jim Mills with Campeche baby tarpon and Brad Staples - 2014 hosted week.

The quaint historic town of Campeche

Mexico - Holbox Fly Fishing Lodge Giant and Baby Tarpon - Holbox Island

Giant Holbox tarpon

Holbox Fly Fishing Lodge

On the island of Holbox, you’ll find warm water fly fishing and superb beachfront accommodations. Tarpon can exceed 100 pounds from April to September and, there are five to 40 pounders available year-round along with plentiful barracuda, snook and some permit. The weather is calm and hot thru summer but the tarpon fishing is awesome. Fly fish from flats-style pangas. Present your Black Death fly to schools of giant tarpon in clear, shallow water. Each battle can last 45 minutes or more. Depending on water conditions in the afternoon, you may move into the mangrove lagoons where the guide will pole your boat in search of baby tarpon and snook.

Holbox Fly Fishing Lodge is a beachfront lodge with air-conditioned rooms, accommodating up to 12, and has spectacular sunset views.

The lodge serves a continental breakfast. Dinners are on your own at local restaurants, which are a five minute walk from the lodge.

Getting here: From Cancun, you’ll take a two hour van drive through the Yucatan jungle to the village of Chicquila. From there, you’ll board a private boat for a 30 minute ride to Holbox, your island home. Golf carts and walking, are the main means of transportation on the island.

Includes: ground and boat transfer from Cancun, lodging, chartered fishing, breakfast and boat lunches, happy hour, and open cerveza bar.

Peak Season Rates: May 1 - August 31: 7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $3,295.00 6-nights and 5-days guided fishing $2,995.00 5-nights and 4-days guided fishing $2,695.00 Non-angler companion $200.00 per night website: www.fishingwithlarry.com

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Mexico - Ron Speed Jr.’s Picachos Bass Lodge Mexico’s new, hot bass lake near Mazatlan

new pack age!

With 38 square miles of freshwater and a remarkable forage base, the Florida-strain bass have grown at extraordinary rates in Lake Picachos. Stocked five years ago, there are already large numbers of two to five pounders, as well as a lake record of over 12 pounds. Strictly catch-and-release. Not uncommon to land 50-60 bass in an afternoon.

The lodge is open year-round, with peak fishing January thru March.

There is a new fleet of Xpress boats equipped with 60 h.p. Yamaha outboard engines, fish/depth finders, 24 volt trolling motors. Local Spanish-speaking guides. High quality baitcasting rods are provided.

Spinnerbaits, lizards, Senkos, Flukes, Pop-R’s, Super Spooks and shallow running crankbaits have been very productive.

Brad Staples will host a week here in 2016; dates to be determined.

Picachos Bass Lodge has 10 air-conditioned houses (two guests per house, with a maximum of 20 anglers), a dining facility with large flatscreen TV, Wi-Fi. Delicious American, Mexican and seafood meals.

The lodge is about one hour from the Mazatlan airport.

Includes: lodging, meals, alcoholic beverages, guided fishing, fishing license, use of fishing rods and satellite phone, Wi-Fi, laundry service, and a nightly Cuban cigar.

7-nights and 7-days guided fishing $2,395.00 4-nights and 4-days guided fishing $1,795.00 3-days Lake Picachos and 2-days El Salto Combo $2,095.00

Jimmy Houston with Lake Picachos largemouth bass.

Mexico - Ascension Bay Bonefish Club Yucatan Peninsula Bonefish and Permit Ascension Bay stretches for many miles and there are literally hundreds of flats to explore. Most flats are hard packed white sand and provide easy wading and the perfect backdrop for spotting the elusive bonefish. Some of the flats are carpeted with turtle grass and dotted with mangrove shoots. Fish these food rich bonefish havens from 23’ shallow-draft skiffs. Ascension Bay bonefish are very plentiful and are most often larger than in other areas of the Yucatan. Typical bonefish range between two and three pounds, with some fish three to five pounds, and a handful in the 5 to 8 pound category.

ABBC are experts at fishing for permit on the fly. They take some skill, persistence and a little luck, but once hooked, the rewards run deep. Because of the consistent depths and giant feeding grounds, the population and size of the fish are unequaled in the world. Many fishermen catch their first permit at ABBC, while others catch them over 30-pounds each season. Most of the permit fishing is done from skiffs, though there are areas where wading can get you within casting range. Each skiff accommodates two anglers and two Mayan guides (one guide per angler). Guides speak fishing-English. While permit and bonefish are the main quarry, there’s also plenty of baby tarpon, snook, and barracuda.

Ascension Bay Bonefish Club is located in the small lobster fishing village of Punta Allen, about three hours south of Cancun. The club is a small, private house set back from its own private beach. A full bathroom with hot water shower is standard for each room. The lodge accommodates six. Great meals. Snorkel the world’s second largest barrier reef or read a book in a beachside hammock.

Includes: ground transfers from Cancun to lodge, lodging, meals, wine with dinner, and margaritas during happy hour, guided fishing and license.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $3,450.00 7-nights (3-days fishing and 3-days golf) $3,850.00 Fins and Skins pkg.

Mexico - Lake Baccarac Lodge Florida strain largemouth bass average 3 to 9 pounds Lake Baccarac was stocked in 1978 with Florida strain largemouth bass. The lake is 25 miles long, and holds the Central American record with a 19.1 pound bass. Most of their guides have 20 or more years experience on this lake. 18’ Crestliners with 60 h.p. motors with front and rear trolling motors. Fishing is best September to June.

Lake Baccarac Lodge is nestled in the Sierra Madre Mountains.

Air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms.

Includes: ground transportation from Los Mochis or local airstrip, lodging, meals, margaritas, beer, soft drinks, guided fishing, and fishing license.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $2,365.00 5-nights and 4-days guided fishing $1,875.00

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Brad Staples with Ascension Bay permit - 2014.

Mongolia taimen fishing.

Taimen fishing - Mongolia

Mongolia Taimen - Fly Fishing only

Taimen are aggressive and will eat anything they can fit in their mouths, fortunately they have a particular weakness for dry flies.

Camps are strategically positioned to enable anglers to access over 90 miles of remote river by jet boats. The average taimen is around 32” and roughly 10 pounds. However, almost every week, anglers will have chances on fish over 50.” Lenok, Arctic grayling, and Amur pike are also present in the area. English speaking guides. Western comfort in remote Mongolia.

Includes: airport transfers in Mongolia, first and last night hotel stay in Ulaanbaatar, ground transfers to and from camps, guided fishing, lodging and meals at camp.

8-nights and 6 ½-days guided fishing: May 18 to June 8: $5,900.00 • August 31 to Sept. 29: $6,300.00

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Panama - Hooked on Panama Lodge - Aqua Adventures Billfish, Giant Yellowfin, Dorado and more 2015 and 2016 Hosted Weeks - $4,384.00

2015 will be our 5th year in a row hosting here.

January 17-24, 2015: Guy Schoenborn hosts - SOLD OUT April 10-17, 2015: Eric and Suzi Schoenborn host January 9-16, 2016: Brad Staples hosts World-renowned trophy sportfishing off the majestic Isla Montuosa.

Isla Ladrones and the 1,000 fathom drop are all a short run away.

The top season for billfish is December thru April, with the peak months being January to March. Giant yellowfin tuna are most frequent in the spring. Tuna over 200 pounds are commonly caught between March and May. Fish for black marlin, blue marlin, sailfish, wahoo, dorado, cubera snapper, roosterfish, trevally, tripletail, and more. Daily inshore and offshore fishing opportunities. Aqua Adventures has three 35’ custom-built Sportfishers and one 33’ Blackfin Yacht, Hooked on Panama Lodge is located on the beach in Punta Burica, one of the most beautiful areas of Panama. The area boasts a wealth of wildlife, including howler monkeys and a wide variety of tropical birds.

The 3,000 square foot lodge features a restaurant, bar, pool table, big screen satellite TV, indoor/outdoor dining, and 20’ x 40’ freshwater swimming pool. Stay in one of 12 studio-sized, air-conditioned cottages with Wi-Fi and private, covered decks. There is a variety of cuisine: American, Italian, Panamanian . . . plus fabulous desserts.

Includes: airport reception, first and last night’s hotel stay in Panama City, roundtrip airfare on Air Panama from Panama City to David, required ground transfers in Panama City, and David, meals at lodge, open bar included (only with all inclusive fishing packages), guided fishing, boat, crew, tackle, bait, ice, fuel, lunches, soft drinks, water and cold beer.

VIP Packages - Peak Season - December 2014 - May 31, 2015: 6-nights at lodge and 5-days fishing $4,239.00 p.p. (4-anglers per boat) 6-nights at lodge and 5-days fishing $4,961.00 p.p. (3-anglers per boat) Non-angler companion $1,820.00 (does not include fishing) Regular Season - June 1 - November 31, 2015: 6-nights at lodge and 5-days fishing $3,795.00 p.p. (4-anglers per boat) 6-nights at lodge and 5-days fishing $4,442.00 p.p. (3-anglers per boat) Non-angler companion $1,820.00 (does not include fishing) Tropic Star marlin

Kurt Rathjen’s sailfish - Hooked on Panama Lodge 2014 hosted week.

Kirk Bader’s roosterfish - Hooked on Panama 2014 hosted week.

Panama - Tropic Star Lodge - Piñas Bay 50 Active IGFA World Records Discover Panama’s Piñas Bay where black, blue and striped marlin abound in numbers unheard of elsewhere. Pacific sailfish, dolphin, amberjack, snapper, grouper and more. Most of their fishing is done six to 15 miles offshore in calm waters. Tropic Star Lodge was named the best saltwater fishing lodge in the world in the 1999 Robb Report. It’s remote and only accessible by boat or plane. The prime black marlin season runs from December into April. The Pacific sailfish start moving in April through June. July brings another run of marlin; many in the 500 pound range. Fish from 31’ Bertram Yachts with captain and mate.

Tropic Star Lodge accommodates up to 36 guests who are catered to by over 100 employees. Deluxe air-conditioned rooms with private baths and scenic views. Freshwater swimming pool and open air bar. Four-course dinners with wine. They have 85% repeat business. Non-angler activities include: hiking, snorkeling, boat rides, massage, trade at an Indian village, whale viewing from the lodge, bird and tropical butterfly watching and more.

Includes: guided fishing aboard 31’ Bertram Yachts, all fishing tackle, accommodations, meals, and wine with dinner.

Packages do not include $600.00 airfare Panama City to lodge.

January and February 2015 - 7-nts and 6-days guided fishing: Fishing 4 per boat $5,500.00 p.p.

Fishing 3 per boat $6,295.00 p.p.

Non-anglers: $3,150.00 p.p.

December 2014, March 2015, and July thru September 2015: 7-nts and 6-days guided fishing: 5-nts and 4-days guided fishing: Fishing 4 per boat $4,500.00 p.p. $3,595.00 p.p.

Fishing 3 per boat $5,295.00 p.p. $4,295.00 p.p.

Non-anglers: $3,050.00 p.p. $2,500.00 p.p.

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Cubera snapper - Tropic Star Lodge

Fishing with Larry

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Russia - Zendzur Lodge on the Zhupanova River Kamchatka Trophy-Size Rainbows

Known as the mother of all wilderness fly fishing regions, anglers target an ancient, trophy-sized strain of rainbow trout averaging 24 to 26”, reaching a maximum of 35”, on the lower Zhupanova River in Kamchatka. Aggressive rainbows crush skated mouse patterns and swung streamers on sink-tip lines. From late July to August, sea-run "Super Kundzha" pour into the river and can reach a yard in length. They take to flies and put up a strong, charging battle. Chum and sockeye salmon arrive in August. Two anglers per guide are shuttled between wading spots in Alaskanstyle 18' aluminum skiffs, powered by 40 h.p. 4-stroke jet motors.

Fishing runs from July through September.

Zendzur Lodge, a beautiful Russian wilderness outpost, caters to a maximum of six anglers per week. The main lodge has four suites, private bathrooms, and dining hall, and two stand-alone cabins. A generator provides electricity. Relax in the on-site natural hot springs and enjoy regional cuisine. When salmon and Dolly Varden are in season, hot shore lunches are served on the river. A flight in a Russian MI-8 helicopter is included in the package, and a fun part of the adventure.

Includes: all ground and air transportation once in Kamchatka, all food at the lodge, accommodations and guides.

6-nights and 5-days guided fishing $6,995.00

Zhupanova River rainbow

Russia - Sedanka River Float Trip Kamchatka Trophy-Size Rainbows You’ll take a 45-minute MI-8 helicopter flight from Petropavlovsk to this remote float trip in Kamchatka. Upon landing, you’ll start fishing the tributaries of the Sedanka, as well as tributaries of the larger Tigil River and forks of the Pirozhnikova. Rainbows are plentiful and aggressively attack mice, streamers, and dry flies. Dry fly fishing peaks in July with mayfly and caddis hatches. Fishing runs July thru September.

Over the course of the trip, you’ll explore 30 to 40 miles of river.

Anglers move between camps via inflatable rafts. The rafts are used solely for transportation; all fishing is done wading on foot.

Each group of two anglers spends two days with each of the three experienced guides—six anglers per float trip. There is one American guide and two Russian guides on each trip. There are no facilities of any kind on these rivers. These remote waters are fished no more than twice each summer.

Camp cook prepares all meals. Anglers only need to worry about pitching and taking down their high-tech tents. Limited generatorpowered electricity.

Includes: all ground and air transportation once in Kamchatka, all food at the camp, accommodations and guided fishing.

6-nights and 5-days guided fishing $7,850.00

Russia - Ponoi River Ryabaga Camp Fly Fishing for Atlantic Salmon

Located just above the Arctic Circle, on the Kola Peninsula, the Ryabaga Camp on the Ponoi River is regarded as one of the great Atlantic salmon rivers in the world. In 2014, record-breaking spring weeks produced an average of 81 fish per rod, per week!

Double-handed rods are used successfully here, but this river does not require heavy tackle. Very nice camp with new single occupancy cabins with ensuite bathrooms. Five-course dinners.

For 2015, fishing starts May 23 and runs thru October 3. Anglers have reported hooking as many as 75 salmon in a single day, although average catches are 20 to 35 fish per six-day week.

Includes: roundtrip air transportation from Murmansk to the Ponoi River camp, all meals and accommodations at the river, fishing permits, alloted time in the camp helicopter for quick delivery to more remote beats while at the river.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing ranges from $6,990.00 to $15,490.00 depending upon the week.

Prices are per person - double occupancy, unless listed otherwise.

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Alaska - Egdorf’s Nushagak River camp Bristol Bay World-Class Rainbow Fishing

John Crocker with Nushagak rainbow - 2014.

2015 and 2016 Hosted Week - $4,895.00 Rainbows, Arctic char and grayling July 15-23, 2015: Guy Schoenborn hosts July 13-21, 2016: Eric Schoenborn hosts In a Cessna 185 float plane, Dave Egdorf, owner, pilot and guide, will fly you to his remote, rustic camp on the banks of the Nushagak River. This unspoiled, breathtaking area is 250 miles from saltwater. The Nushagak is a gravel bottomed, clear running, modest-sized river; an ideal habitat for spawning salmon, with mega numbers of rainbow trout, Arctic grayling and dollies.

You’ll fish from 16’ and 18’ Lowe flat-bottom boats with 30 to 40 h.p. two stroke engines. Boats are set up to fish one angler in the bow and one angler in the stern with the guide on the oars. Spin gear is available at camp. If you want to have at try at fly fishing their guides are great instructors.

Read John Crocker’s recap of his trip to Egdorf’s in 2014 on our website—www.fishingwithlarry.com.

There are no roads within 100 miles, and the nearest habitation is an Eskimo village 60 air miles away. Wildlife abounds here, with numerous weekly sightings of moose, grizzly bear, eagles . . .

Egdorf’s Camp is open June thru mid-September. Their riverside camp accommodates 6 to 8 anglers. The camp is scenic with lots of spruce trees. Two anglers per Weatherport tent with hard elevated floors, and front porch with a rod rack and chairs. There’s a woodstove in the dining tent. Hot showers are available. Kim Egdorf prepares delicious and hearty, home-cooked meals, Includes: roundtrip one hour float plane flight from Dillingham to camp, camp lodging, meals and guided fishing.

7-nights and 6-plus days guided fishing $4,895.00 Nice dolly varden - Egdorf’s Nushagak River camp.

Alaska - Togiak River Lodge - Bristol Bay One of the best King and Silver Salmon rivers in Alaska 2015 Hosted Weeks - $3,655.00 to $4,300.00 Hot kings up to 50 pounds 5-nights and 4 ½-days guided fishing $4,300.00 July 2-8: Guy Schoenborn hosts Save $645 Fresh, hot bright silvers: .00 Reg. $4,300.00 Hosted week special $3,655.00 August 7-13: Eric Schoenborn hosts

Eric Schoenborn with silver salmon - Togiak River Lodge.

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Togiak River Lodge is located in the heart of the world-famous Bristol Bay region and is the gateway to the outstanding spawning grounds for all five species of Alaskan Pacific salmon. In the clear waters of the Togiak, anglers will find king, coho, sockeye, chum, and pink salmon, Arctic char, grayling, dolly varden, and some rainbows. The Togiak remains fishable in high water situations where other Alaska rivers blow out. Because the lodge is located only five miles from saltwater, fish arrive power-charged and chrome bright. Fishing pressure is almost non-existent.

During the king season, 20 to 40 salmon per boat is a daily average.

The limit of adult king salmon is one per day. The annual limit is five kings for the Togiak. (Many rivers have a two king annual limit.)

They use both prop and jet driven boats, allowing access to the main river as well as some tributaries in the Togiak drainage. Two to four anglers per guide and boat.

Togiak River Lodge is spacious with a 32” flat screen TV, Wi-Fi, hot tub, sauna and a drying facility for waders, and raingear. You’ll stay in one of eight, comfortable cabins - each with two to four twin beds, and private bath. Four-course dinners. In the evenings, take a sauna, watch a movie, or relax.

Includes: lodging, meals, guided fishing, use of rods, reels and tackle, (both spin and fly) and packaging of your catch.

7-nights and 6 ½-days guided fishing $6,000.00 5-nights and 4 ½-days guided fishing $4,300.00 Prices are per person - double occupancy, unless otherwise listed.

Alaska - Braided River Outfitters - Deluxe Tent Camp Rainbows and all Five Species of Pacific Salmon 2015 Hosted Weeks - $5,195.00 See page 4 for 2016 weeks Best stream silvers, rainbows, char and northern pike 6-nights and 6-days guided fishing $5,195.00 July 18-25: Eric Schoenborn hosts July 25 - August 1: Eric Schoenborn hosts August 1-8: Eric Schoenborn hosts August 8-15: Guy Schoenborn hosts August 15-22: Guy Schoenborn hosts August 22-29: Guy Schoenborn hosts This new deluxe tent camp is 45 miles upriver from the town of Aniak, and downstream from the mouth of the Salmon River. The owners, Jeff and Josh spent many years guiding on this river, and are some of the best guides to ever fish the Aniak. Guy or Eric Schoenborn will also be guiding here most weeks of the 2015 season. The Aniak, a tributary of the Kuskokwim River, boasts Alaska’s largest silver run. From early August to the end of the month, landing 30 or more silvers a day is common. Leopard rainbows are unique and beautiful, averaging 2 to 5 pounds, with the largest up to ten pounds.

This is one of the best rivers anywhere for good numbers of rainbows on a mouse. Cast after cast, there is constant action.

When you rig up for rainbow or salmon, you’ll hook grayling, northern pike, dollies, and even an occasional sheefish.

You’ll fish from 16’ jet boats with Yamaha 4-stroke motors, ranging from 40 to 60 h.p. Two anglers per boat and guide. The camp hosts up to six anglers per week. Catch-and-release fishing.

The camp has carpeted Weatherport tents with mosquito nets and individual heaters, dining area with great meals, hot and cold running water, Wi-Fi, a generator for charging camera batteries and a drying tent.

Includes: ground transfers from Aniak airport to river, lodging, meals, guided fishing and use of flies.

6-nights and 6-days guided fishing $5,195.00

Brand new You’re guided from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. each day with the option of guided fishing after dinner, two nights during your stay. One or two days a week, you’ll have shore lunches.

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Alaska – Sapsuk (Hoodoo) River Silver Salmon Fishing Aleutian Adventures Camp - Bristol Bay 2015 Hosted Week - $3,600.00 + $1,250.00 charter flight 7-nights and 6-days guided fishing September 11-19, 2015: Eric Schoenborn hosts

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Sapsuk River silver salmon fishing - Aleutian Adventures

The Sapsuk (Hoodoo) River is well known as one of the very best silver streams on the Alaskan Peninsula. When Guy Schoenborn was here in September of 2014, in a three-hour span, he landed at least 25 nice-sized silvers on pink bunny leeches. Most were 10-13 pounds. The fish were fresh out of the salt, many were covered in sea lice from the Bering Sea. Peak silver fishing is from mid-August to mid-September. Some rainbows are available all season. About the first of August, there’s also a good number of dollies. Guy only had one day to see their operation, but he was impressed. The camp hosts six anglers per week, with three anglers per guide and 16-17’ jet boats with 60/40 Yamaha motors. Most of the fishing is wade fishing. There is good fishing in front of the camp.

They have a strong catch-and-release king fishery from mid-June to mid-July. Steelhead are available mid-September to mid-October.

The tent camp is warm, dry, and clean—one of the nicest Guy’s seen. Hearty, family-style meals. They have two Weatherport-style tents that take 3-4 anglers, a cook/dining tent, hot water showers, and nice outhouses.

Includes: lodging at camp, meals, non-alcoholic beverages, guided fishing, roundtrip boat transfer Nelson Lagoon to camp, fish care, use of fly rods, reels, flies, and fish care.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $3,600.00 + charter flight*

(*The charter flight varies from $1,250.00 to $1,500.00 depending on number of anglers.)

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Alaska - Blue Mountain Lodge - Daily Fly-outs Great Silver, Rainbow, Char fishing - Orvis Endorsed Tracy Vrem’s Orvis Endorsed fly fishing expedition—Blue Mountain Lodge is located in the Becharof Ugashik Lake region of Alaska. The area is the spawning grounds for all five species of salmon, and millions of salmon crowd the lakes and streams. With a great variety of fishing locations, beautiful scenery, and the ability to customize your day-to-day activities, this intimate lodge is a unique destination. Due to the lodge’s remote location, many of the areas are only fished by their guests.

For the daily fly-outs, your pilot is your guide, with three anglers per plane. They have four planes—two Piper Super Cubs, one on wheels, and one on floats; a Cessna 180 on floats, and a Cessna 182 on wheels. This trip is a great value.

After you fly to your fishing destination, you’ll hike to the river, sometimes up to a mile, plus wading and covering ground, so anglers should be in moderate to good shape for this fishing trip.

There are no boats on this trip.

Wingshooting for willow ptarmigan starts in August. With a lodge limit of ten per day, per hunter, this makes for a great addition to a day of fishing.

Blue Mountain Lodge sleeps two couples and up to six single guests. Two of the rooms are private with queen beds. The lodge is a relaxed, homey atmosphere with delicious family-style meals, warm hospitality and a view of the lake and the Aleutian Mts. Includes: lodging, meals, beer, wine, soft drinks, guided fishing, daily fly-outs to remote streams, and use of rods and reels.

6-nights and 5-days guided fishing $4,900.00

Eric Schoenborn with Blue Mt. rainbow - 2014.

Cheryl O’Neil with - Blue Mt. silver - 2014.

Alaska - Royal Coachman - Bristol Bay Fly-Outs Daily Fly-outs included in package - 30 options Salmon, Rainbows, Northern Pike . . .

Rainbow fishing at the Royal Coachman Lodge.

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Northern pike fishing at Royal Coachman Lodge

Royal Coachman is the only lodge on the Nuyakuk River in Tikchik State Park. This remote fly fishing lodge offers daily fly-outs to over 30 locations throughout the season. More than 15 river options, ranging from small wading streams to larger rivers such as the upper Nushagak, Agulapak and Kvichak. Each evening guides sit down with guests and go over plans for the next day. When it comes to fishing, there is no routine. It comes down to whatever species, location . . . your group wants to pursue. You can catch all five salmon species, trophy rainbow trout, char, dolly varden, massive pike, grayling, and even some sheefish are available.

The lodge has nearly 20 boats scattered about the region, plus numerous rivers where you’ll be wade fishing. Fly-outs leave each morning about 8:00 a.m., and return each evening around 6 p.m.

Before dinner, you can get in an hour or two of great fishing right in front of the lodge. On those rare days when weather makes for unsafe fly-outs, you won’t lose valuable fishing time, as the lodge has access to 75 miles of wilderness rivers right from their front door.

King fishing on the Nushagak runs from mid-June thru July.

Rainbows are found in nearly all the waters they fish. There is a strict catch-and-release, barbless hook fishing policy for rainbows. Each spring and fall, some terrific rainbow fishing is found right in front of the lodge. Ten pound pike are common in these waters. Thirty pound pike over four feet in length have been landed here by their guests. Pike love mouse patterns and have one of the most aggressive topwater strikes in freshwater. Guests often come for the salmon or trout fishing, but the thrill of a 20 pound pike smashing their fly is one of their favorite stories at the end of the trip.

Royal Coachman Lodge hosts up to 12 guests each week. There are four heated cottages with private baths. Delicious meals feature prime rib, Alaskan seafood, homemade soups, breads, pastries, and desserts. The main lodge has Wi-Fi, fly tying table, massage table . . .

Includes: roundtrip floatplane Dillingham to the lodge, accommodations and meals at the lodge, guided fishing, flies and taxes.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing $8,375.00 Fishing with Larry

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Alaska - Four Flyways Outfitters Cast and Blast - Cold Bay, Alaska 2015 Hosted Week - $4,000.00 Ducks, geese, brant, ptarmigan and silvers September 18-26: Eric Schoenborn hosts Cold Bay, Alaska, is located near the western tip of the Alaskan Peninsula roughly 600 miles southwest of Anchorage. Your hunt primarily takes place on the Izembek Lagoon and surrounding areas which they access by boat. Their captain has years of experience on the lagoon and keeping you safe is their highest priority. They use a large spread of custom-painted brant, Canada goose and duck decoys to lure all of these species within close range. They use the best gear possible.

The first three weeks of September are good for silver fishing.

They fish two small rivers from the bank and a couple creeks.

There are lots of dolly varden in the 12 to 20” range. In September and October, there are also a few steelhead. Saltwater fishing is an option from the pier for halibut, flounder, cod and more. They process your catch, vacuum pack, and freeze it.

They will cater the hunting and fishing to each group’s goals, with a maximum group of six per week. In 2015, they will have a new lodge—new from the ground up. Watch our website for specifics - www.fishingwithlarry.com.

Includes: ground transfers from airport in Cold Bay, lodging, meals, fully guided hunts/fishing, tagging, transfers to and from lodge to hunting/fishing areas, freezing and packaging of one 50-pound box of fish, and one box of birds (two boxes total) for the trip home.

7-nights and 6 ½-days guided hunting and fishing $4,000.00

Alaska - Anderson’s Outdoors Salmon Camp Nushagak River King Salmon - Deluxe Tent Camp Anderson’s Salmon Camp is open for peak king salmon runs only five weeks of each year. For 2015: June 16th through July 11th.

They’re already almost sold out for 2015. Call for specific time slots. We recommend booking early for 2016.

Kent Anderson and guest Tom Gangler with king salmon.

Anderson’s Outdoors Salmon Camp - Nushagak River

From Dillingham, you’ll take a 25 minute floatplane flight to Anderson’s Alaska Salmon Camp—situated on one of the most productive stretches of water on the Nushagak River, just below the East and West forks, which divides the river’s run of salmon.

The entire run of salmon must swim past the camp. The “Nush” offers some of the best freshwater king salmon fishing in Alaska and also plays host to staggering runs of chum, sockeye and silvers. Fish from 20’ Willie Predator power boats, with Yamaha 4-stroke outboards, trolling motors, electronics and comfortable seats. Four anglers per boat and guide. Evening fishing is also very good from the shore at camp.

You’re allowed to continue fishing after retaining a king, which means unlimited fishing time. Catch a daily limit of one king and up to four kings per year, plus chums and sockeye.

Anderson’s camp accommodates eight anglers. Two anglers per Weatherport-style tent. Twin beds with bedding, carpeted wood floors and propane heat. Dining tent, hot showers, generator onsite for nightly electricity. Three hearty meals prepared each day by the camp chef. All staff is CPR and First Aid certified.

Includes: roundtrip floatplane flight Dillingham to camp, fully guided fishing, all meals at camp, up to three beers per day p.p., camp accommodations, use of all fishing equipment and tackle (except for fly fishing) and vacuum packed fish care.

5-nights and 6-days guided fishing $3,295.00 4-full days and 2-half days guided fishing

Prices are per person - double occupancy, unless otherwise listed.

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Alaska - Dave Duncan and Sons Kanektok River World-Class Rainbows The Kanektok also known as the “Chosen” is an unbelievable Alaskan river. Located some 400 miles SW of Anchorage, the river flows through the majestic Togiak National Wildlife Refuge.

Millions of salmon spawn and live in these waters, and support and feed a variety of fish. Duncans’ base camps are located on migratory runs of king, silver, chum, and sockeye salmon, and Arctic char. Trophy native rainbows and grayling are available in good numbers. With its many braids or side channels the Kanektok feels like a much smaller river and is ideally suited for fly fishing.

Guests have the option of walk-and-wade type fishing or float fishing from guided Willie powerboats. Two anglers per boat and guide. The Duncans have guided in remote Alaska for over thirty years. Jim Teeny has fished at these camps over 50 weeks.

The Upper base camp - Catch large leopard rainbows on mouse patterns right in the heart of the best rainbow water in the upper 35 mile section of the Kanektok. You’ll also fish for all five salmon species, Arctic char and grayling. Ultimate dry fly mousing.

You can float fish or walk and wade small remote side channels.

The Lower base camp - is known for its fantastic salmon fishing.

The Kanektok has strong runs of king, chum, sockeye, pink, and silver salmon, plus rainbow, Arctic char and dolly varden. Fish the mouth and countless salmon pools in the lower 18 miles of river.

Fish are fresh from the sea and quick to attack a fly.

The base camps have warm and dry, heated double occupancy tents, hot showers, and great fishing – right out the front door.

There is a large tent for gathering. The Lower Base camp has a generator for recharging camera batteries. Hearty, family-style meals feature big cuts of meat, yummy desserts . . .

Includes: reception at Quinhagak Airport, boat ride to camp, guided fishing, use of rods, reels, fly tying materials, tent camping and all meals. Base camps are limited to 12 anglers.

7-nights and 6-days guided fishing: Upper base camp is open June 20 – August 29 $5,100.00 Lower base camp is open June 20 – August 29 $5,000.00 90 mile Kanektok River Float Trip - Great salmon fishing, fantastic dry fly fishing for Arctic char, dolly varden and grayling, beautiful Alaska scenery, deluxe tent camps with hot showers and great meals. The Duncans’ float trip is limited to eight guests.

90 mile float trips are available July 10 - September 2 6-nights and 6½ -days guided fishing $4,800.00

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Duncans’ Kanektok River Ron Gager and Mike Merritt with silvers - 2014.

Alaska - Horizon West’s Liveaboard Remote Sitka - a two-hour flight from Seattle Horizon West Guides and Outfitters have been operating in Sitka for over 20 years—a prime location for migrating salmon and barn door-sized halibut. May through July are top months for kings; silvers run mid July through September; halibut and lingcod are available all summer. Arrive Sunday for a stay at the Horizon West Lodge. Explore charming Sitka for the afternoon with a free rental car. The next day, head to The Huntress—a 60’ state-of-the-art liveaboard. With five staterooms, roomy salon and 2½ bathrooms with hot/cold running water, it accommodates up to six passengers and crew. From her rear deck, mooch for kings and silvers; jig for halibut from 20 to 100-plus pounds; kayak or snap breathtaking pictures. When the season permits, head out to stream fish for steelhead or silvers. Stream fishing for silvers peaks in September. Travel 10 miles or 50 miles each day, depending on the fishing, the weather, and your group’s requests—each trip’s itinerary will be one of a kind. The liveaboard anchors in protected coves each night.

Includes: ground transfers in Sitka, first night’s stay at Horizon West Lodge, one-day rental vehicle, lodging and meals on liveaboard, guided fishing, fishing license, king salmon stamp, use of all fishing equipment, raingear and knee boots, fish processing and Sitka fish box tax.

6-nights and 5-days guided fishing Sunday to Saturday: 6-anglers per group $4,050.00 p.p.

5-anglers per group $4,350.00 p.p.

4-anglers per group $4,550.00 p.p.

3-anglers per group $5,550.00 p.p.

May and September only: 6-nights and 6-days guided fishing same price as above. Sunday to Sunday.

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Alaska - Kain’s Fishing Adventures Sitka Salmon and Halibut - Two hour flight from Seattle 2015 and 2016 Hosted Weeks - $3,295.00 5-nights and 4-days guided fishing June 9-14, 2015: Brad Staples hosts June 7-12, 2016: Eric Schoenborn hosts Sitka is the only town in Southeast Alaska that faces the Gulf of Alaska head-on. Sitka is on the migratory route of almost every run of king and silver salmon returning to British Columbia, Oregon and Washington. No other place on the West Coast plays host to salmon in such continuous abundance.

You’ll spend up to ten hours a day fishing on one of the lodge’s 30’ to 32’ custom Almar fishing boats with a warm and dry cabin, seating for six, and an enclosed head (toilet). There is a 360-degree walk-around, state-of–the-art electronics, and smoke-free, quiet, four-stroke, twin outboards. They mooch for salmon using only lightweight tackle. This fun and exciting hands-on technique puts the rod and reel in your hands.

The halibut fishing in Sitka can only be described as consistently outstanding. Halibut ranging from 15 to 300 pounds are abundant all season. Sitka doesn’t have to contend with strong tidal currents, meaning you can fish for halibut anytime of the day. You are allowed one halibut per day, with no annual limit.

Kain’s Fishing Lodge overlooks Sitka Sound. The lodge features a big screen TV with sports channels, pool table, card table, Wi-Fi access, hot tub and large deck with panoramic views. There are nine, double occupancy bedrooms, each with private bath. Hot breakfasts, sandwiches on the boat, and their typical dinner menu ranges from Dungeness crab to prime rib with delicious desserts.

Includes: Sitka airport pickup and return, lodging, meals, excursion shuttles into Sitka, full days of fishing with up to 10 hours on the water, vacuum packaged fish care, use of fishing equipment, raingear and rubber boots, and bed tax.

4-nights and 3-full days guided fishing $2,695.00 5-nights and 4-full days guided fishing $3,295.00

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Alaska - Golden Eagle Charters Kenai River Salmon and Cook Inlet Halibut All packages include: lodging, guided fishing, tackle and bait.

Alaska - The Combo Package - You do the cooking Fish the Kenai three days for world record salmon.

The average king weighs 30 to 40 pounds. Each year numerous 60 to 70 pound kings are taken. You’re guided in fully equipped 20’ drift and jet boats. Also fish Cook Inlet two days for halibut.

Includes: lodging in fully-equipped riverside cabins, three 10-hour days guided salmon fishing, and two days (6 to 10hour) halibut fishing, all tackle and bait.

7-nights and 5-days guided fishing $2,285.00 Alaska - Kenai package - You Cook Fish the Kenai or Kasilof River 4-half days (5+ hours) and one day at Cook Inlet for halibut, (6 to 10 hours). Fully equipped riverside cabins sleep four to six. They’re minutes from some of the best fishing on the Kenai River.

6-nights and 5-days guided fishing $2,008.00 Alaska - Cook Inlet Halibut package - You Cook Fish Cook Inlet for halibut aboard a 28’ cruiser. Stay in fully equipped cabins on Deep Creek, a little over a mile from the boat launch. Six to 10-hour days halibut fishing.

6-nights and 5 days guided fishing $2,350.00 Alaska - The Seward package - Meals out Fish Seward saltwater for silvers and rockfish. Stay in a local bed and breakfast. The other two meals you’ll dine out.

6-nights and 5-days guided fishing $2,620.00

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Alaska - Eagle’s Nest Lodge Glacier Bay Monster Halibut Glacier Bay waters are rich with salmon and giant halibut. The lodge record is a 482 pound halibut. Their boats average a 100 pound plus halibut per boat, per day. Halibut fishing is excellent here from May through September. May 20th thru June 30th is king salmon season. Dolly varden, sockeye and silvers are in the local rivers. Their 28’ boats accommodate up to six anglers, have an enclosed cabin with a standup head (toilet) and heater. They have a large fishing deck and all of the latest electronic equipment. Parties of four or more may reserve a boat. Excellent meals, big screen TV, game table, ping pong . . . The lodge has seven comfortable bedrooms with one for heavy snorers.

Includes: ground transfers Gustavus airport to the lodge, lodging, meals, guided fishing, raingear, knee boots, rods, reels, tackle, bait, gear, license, tags, and fish care for up to two 50 pound boxes of vacuum packed, frozen fish fillets.

5-nights and 5-days guided fishing: 1 to 4 anglers per boat $3,800.00 p.p.

5 anglers per boat $3,500.00 p.p.

6 anglers per boat $3,300.00 p.p.

Alaska - Big Timber Lodge - Kodiak Island Large Kings, Halibut, Silvers and Rockfish Located on the remote Southern tip of Raspberry Island, this 2,400 square foot lodge has spectacular views of Kupreanoff Strait. Fish from their 30’ landing craft with heated cabin, comfortable seats, and equipped with two 200-h.p. Suzuki engines. The captain has over 30 years experience fishing these pristine waters.

June and July: Saltwater troll for kings up to 70-pounds.

May to end of September: Halibut and rockfishing are great.

Mid-July to September: Saltwater silvers, some kings and halibut.

Big Timber Lodge holds a max of four guests, or five if in one group and fishing in the same boat. The lodge has Wi-Fi, satellite TV, a sauna, and great meals. You’ll see whales, sea otters, and numerous bird species from the comfort of the lodge.

Includes: lodging, meals, guided fishing, roundtrip ground and boat transfers from Kodiak to the lodge, raingear, knee boots, fishing tackle, bait, lures and up to 100-pounds of vacuum packed, frozen, boxed fish fillets.

6-nights and 5-days guided fishing $3,595.00

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Florida - Biscayne Bay and Everglades Nat’l Park Trophy Inshore Tarpon and Redfish with Captain Martin Carranza Embark on a unique sightfishing experience from Biscayne Bay to Everglades National Park. Fish from an 18’ Beavertail Strike technical flats skiff. Diverse sites—open ocean, brackish water bays, freshwater canals, ponds, and saltwater flats—provide countless fish-rich opportunities. Trophy tarpon and redfish, bonefish, permit, snook, barracuda, sharks, and more await you. Beginners and expert anglers alike have a shot at a Grand Slam—a bonefish, tarpon and permit within 24 hours. Add a snook and attain a Super Grand Slam. Seemingly endless varieties of species to choose from and expert care from Capt. Martin are a winning combination.

Relax in the evenings at the Holiday Inn Express or the Best Western in Florida City—Gateway to the Keys. Enjoy hot cooked breakfasts each morning. Dinners are on your own, with multiple options close to the hotel.

Includes: ground transfers to and from airport/hotel (unless renting a car—included in package with double occupancy), lodging, breakfasts at hotel, ground transfers to guided fishing locations, lunches while fishing, use of fishing tackle (fly or spin), fishing license and Nat’l Park Entrance fee.

Guy with office staff, Norma, his wife (left), and Roberta.

5-nights and 4-days guided fishing $3,250.00 p.p.

4-nights and 3-days guided fishing $2,600.00 p.p.

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Spencer Vroman with Florida redfish.

Florida redfishing - photo credit: Nick Shirghio.

Idaho - Middle Fork of the Salmon River Drift Solitude River Trips - Cutthroat Trout and Rainbows Drift the Middle Fork of the Salmon early July thru mid-September.

Solitude River Trips received the coveted Orvis Expedition of the Year award in 2006. Dry fly fish for native cutthroat along with a few native rainbow and bull trout. Drift 99.7 miles of world-class whitewater through the spectacular and rugged country of the Middle Fork. In the course of the trip, you’ll go thru 32 named Class II-IV rapids Cutthroat average 8 to 15” in length with some in the 20” range.

Catch and release only. Thanks to the cutthroat’s cooperative nature, there are few better places to introduce newcomers to fly fishing than the Middle Fork. Two anglers per driftboat.

Licensed and experienced guides offer patient fly casting instruction for the novice while also providing helpful tips for the seasoned angler. There are many feeder creeks that offer excellent pocket water fishing for cutthroat and native redside rainbows. They host approximately 20 guests per trip, and a maximum of eight to ten anglers. In September, when the water is lower, they accommodate a maximum of eight to 10 guests.

Hot breakfasts. Great deli-style lunches. Dinners range from twoinch thick pork chops, amazing salmon to New York steaks. Wine is served with dinner. Delicious Dutch oven desserts.

Includes: tent camping, meals, wine with dinner, ground transfers from Stanley to and from the river, and U.S. Forest Service fees.

5-nights and 6-days: Guided summer drift boat fly fishing $3,062.00 p.p.

Two anglers per boat, tackle and guide.

Whitewater raft and kayak trip $2,207.00 p.p.

4 to 5-people per raft, does not include fishing..

Jan Armstrong’s nice-sized cutthroat.

There are 32 named class II - IV rapids on the Middle Fork of the Salmon River.

Montana - Bighorn River Lodge Wild Rainbows and Browns plus Fly Fishing Clinic

The Bighorn River Lodge is nestled in the eastern foothills of the Rocky Mountains amongst some of Montana’s most fertile agricultural land. This world-class fly fishing resort offers private access to the Bighorn River, as well as two, large ponds. With the completion of Yellowtail Dam in 1967, the Bighorn became a clear, cool tailwater fishery hosting between 5,000-7,000 rainbow and brown trout per mile. The average trout caught on the Bighorn ranges between 16 to 20” in size. The guides are from the area, and are very knowledgeable.

After a long day of fishing, relax on their outdoor patios with friends and a cold beverage. A five acre pond stocked with largemouth bass, carp and a few trout, sits at the center of the property.

Five bedroom lodge with Montana décor and Big Sky hospitality.

Gourmet meals are prepared by their executive chef.

May 1 - September 15 - peak fly fishing season rates: 3-nights and 2-days guided fishing $1,550.00 4-nights and 3-days guided fishing $2,100.00 5-nights and 4-days guided fishing $2,650.00 6-nights and 5-days guided fishing $3,050.00 Fly Fishing includes: lodging, meals, guided fishing and flies.

Cast and Blast packages: Pheasant and upland bird hunting begins about mid-September.

Waterfowl is usually best in November and December.

2-nights and 3-days guided fishing and hunting $2,225.00 3-nights and 4-days guided fishing and hunting $2,550.00 4-nights and 5-days guided fishing and hunting $3,235.00 Cast and Blast includes: lodging, meals, guides, dogs, game processing, clay targets and instructions.

4-nights and 3-days Greenhorn Fly Fishing Clinic $2,400.00 These classes are led by their world-class guides who are experts in fly casting, reading rivers, and fly selection. You’ll learn the fundamentals that will turn your interest in fly fishing into a passion.

Each clinic day starts with personalized instruction at the lodge and at their private fishing pond. After lunch, students head out to the Bighorn River with their guide, to apply what they’ve learned. It’s a great way to “learn on the fly.” Minimum of two students per clinic.

Fly Fishing Clinic includes: a fly fishing handbook, basic fly fishing tool kit, three days of guided fishing, rental gear, lodging, meals, and the building blocks for a lifetime of memories. www.fishingwithlarry.com

Bighorn River Lodge

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Montana - Affordable Fly Fishing The Yellowstone and Madison River Package Browns, rainbows and cutthroat trout

These guided driftboat fishing packages are offered by a veteran Montana guide who we’ve worked with for several years. You’ll fish some of the healthiest streams in the Lower 48, rivers teeming with wild browns, rainbow and cutthroat trout. To fish the Big Sky State, you don’t need to be a casting whiz, but you need to be able to make a decent backcast, or roll cast, and place a fly 20 feet away from a 16’ driftboat. You’ll drift fish eight to ten miles per day.

When fishing the Madison, you can float two sections: the Lower, an 11-mile stretch near Bozeman; and, the Upper, a 38-mile long riffle. Both sections contain 1,200 to 1,500 trout per mile.

The Yellowstone River is the longest, free flowing river in the Lower 48. You’ll float between Gardiner - the boundary of Yellowstone National Park - and Big Timber. The ‘Yeller’ is occupied by the usual suspects, plus a healthy population of native cutthroat trout.

For the dry fly fisherman, hatches begin in May with the Mother’s Day caddis hatch, which is followed by the salmon fly hatch in June and July, and then the onslaught of hoppers in mid-to-late summer.

If the fish aren’t rising, you’ll tempt them with nymphs and streamers.

You’ll stay in clean, mid-range motels, like the Wingate and Holiday Inn Express. Freshly cooked breakfasts are served at the motel, and healthy streamside lunches are provided by your guide. Dinners are on your own and are not included in the package. There are a wide variety of restaurants within walking distance of the motels.

All you need to bring are rods and reels (5-6 weight), waders and boots, flies, fishing license, and your sense of humor.

Includes: lodging, breakfast and lunch each day, transportation to the rivers and the services of a full-time, professional fishing guide who will chauffeur you in a 15’ or 16’ drift boat.

5-nights and 4-days fishing $1,562.00 4-nights and 3-days fishing $1,190.00

The Madison - Yellowstone River package

Montana - Five Rivers Lodge Fly fishing for Rainbows and Browns

Five Rivers lodge is situated on 28 acres and is open year-round for fly fishing. The lodge fishes five Montana rivers, plus private spring creeks and ponds that receive little fishing pressure. They fish the upper and lower section of the Beaverhead; the Big Hole, Jefferson, Ruby, Red Rock, and a number of smaller but very productive creeks and ponds. Some of the waters you’ll fish are privately owned, with very limited access. Fish from well equipped driftboats with high back seats and two anglers per guide.

Culinary trained chefs serve delicious hors d’oeuvres and meals.

Spacious guest rooms with comfortable king-size beds, and private bath, plus beautiful views of the mountains and garden areas. The lodge offers horseback riding, photography seminars, an extensive library, well-stocked fly tying bench, open bar, corporate facilities, hot tub and deluxe accommodations for up to 30 guests.

Includes: lodging, meals, guided fishing, use of fly rods, reels and line.

5-nights and 4-days guided fishing $2,895.00 6-nights and 5-days guided fishing $3,525.00 Non-angler 6-nights and 5-days $2,325.00 (2014 prices)

Five Rivers Lodge fly fishing

Oregon - Drift fish for Rogue River Steelhead Drift fish a 43-mile section of the beautiful and protected Rogue River Canyon. This river can only be accessed by obtaining a permit.

Fish for 4 to 10-pound summer steelhead, and the world-famous half-pounders (1½ to 3-pound steelhead - nicknamed by Zane Grey).

Large chinook and silver salmon also migrate to the upper reaches of the Rogue. A couple years ago, Ron Brady landed a 62 ½-pound Chinook salmon while on this trip. Two anglers per guide in a McKenzie River drift boat. Fall drift boat fishing trips are available September thru November.

Nights are spent at two very nice, rustic lodges on the Rogue.

Individual cabins with two guests per room, hot showers and comfy beds. First-class homemade meals. Trips host up to 12 guests.

Includes: lodging, meals, guided fishing, all fishing gear and tackle, bait and flies. All bookings must be in even numbers.

2-nights and 3-days guided fishing $1,365.00 3-nights and 4-days guided fishing $1,765.00

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Oregon - Big K Guest Ranch Umpqua River Steelhead, Smallmouth Bass . . .

Located on the Umpqua River at Elkton, Oregon, Big K Guest Ranch is less than a three hour drive from the Portland Airport, and only one hour from the Eugene Airport. On their private 12 mile stretch of the Umpqua River, fish for a variety of species: aggressive smallmouth bass, hard fighting shad, acrobatic silver salmon, powerful Chinook and exciting steelhead. Two anglers per 18’ drift boats and 25’ power boats. The guides furnish rods and reels, but plan to bring your own fly fishing gear.

• April thru September, Spring chinook salmon up to 40 pounds.

• June into September, summer steelhead up to 15 pounds.

• June thru October, smallmouth bass. Catch-and-release only.

• August thru October, fall Chinook up to 50 pounds.

Big K Guest Ranch boasts a 12,000 square foot log main lodge with a fireplace, Jacuzzi, fine dining, conference facilities, game room, pool table, big screen TV and RV parking. Meals include a full ranch breakfast, deli-style lunch, and your choice of three entrees for dinner. You’ll stay in one of twenty, red cedar cabins, each with private bath. The cabins have a variety of bed options: kings or queens with a hide-a-bed, two queens, or one queen with two twins. All cabins are handicapped accessible.

Includes: lodging, meals, all fishing gear, (except fly fishing), fish prep, water, and sodas.

3-nights and 2-days guided fishing $908.50 4-nights and 3-days guided fishing $1,278.00

Big K Guest Ranch smallmouth bass

Washington - Klickitat Salmon and Steelhead Drift

Pound for pound, steelhead are one of the hardest fighting fish in the world. Often they will jump three to five feet out of the water while hauling 40 to 50 yards of line off your reel. Fat, acrobatic silvers are also available in the fall. The Klickitat’s fall run of king salmon are fresh from the ocean. Sometimes these hard fighting fish will take an hour to land. The Klickitat holds some of the most remote, pure fishing water in the Lower 48. Two to four anglers per custom Vaughn or Fish Rite drift boat, with padded seats, seat backs and ample leg room. You’ll fish eight to ten hour days.

The lodge and comfortable cabins are located on the river. Ample family-style meals, plus seasonal fruit pies or cobbler.

Includes: lodging, meals, guided fishing and shuttle.

2-nights and 2-days guided fishing $740.00 3-nights and 3-days guided fishing $1,110.00 5-nights and 5-days guided fishing $1,850.00 Spring turkey hunts run April 15 - May 30th - $225.00 per day.

Klickitat spring turkey hunts

Venezuela - Uraima Falls Lodge World Record Payara Fishing The Paragua River is home to the largest payara in the world.

Described as a salmon with a bad attitude, payara often exceed 30-pounds, strike with enormous power and take line off the reel very fast. You can also catch the fierce aymara, another prehistoric, lure-crunching fighter that grows up to 40 pounds. The current all-tackle world record for payara is 39 pounds 4 oz., and was set by one of the lodge guests. There are also several line class records registered with IGFA. The lodge adheres to a strict catch-andrelease policy. The fishing season is mid-January to mid-May. You’ll fish from 35’ sturdy, dugout-style canoes. Two native guides and two anglers per canoe. One guide is the driver who guides the canoe; the other is the payara guide who aides you in landing fish.

Boats have swivel seats and rod holders. The furthest fishing area is only ten minutes from the lodge. The lodge hosts eight anglers.

Includes: VIP security assistance at airports and hotels while in Venezuela, first and last night’s stay in La Guaira City at a nice hotel, roundtrip internal charter flights, three hour boat ride to lodge, lodging, meals, drinks - local whisky, wine, beer, laundry service, guided fishing, fishing license, use of boats, motors and fuel.

8-nights and 5 ½-days guided fishing $5,767.00 website: www.fishingwithlarry.com

Ed Stein with Uraima Falls payara.

Uraima Falls payara fishing - Venezuela

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Brazil Agua Boa Amazon Lodge Hosted Weeks 7-nights and 6 ½-days guided fishing $4,950.00

One of the top 10 fly fishing lodges in the world - Forbes 2010.

Our Hosted Weeks are a great value:

We supply flies and/or lures on many of our hosted trips.

2015 Hosted Weeks: $4,950.00 We teach casting, rigging techniques, fishing methods . . .

October 30 - Nov. 7: Eric Schoenborn hosts We provide assistance through customs and more.

November 6-14: Eric and Suzi Schoenborn host Our hosted weeks are booked during peak fishing months, November 13-21: John Holpuch hosts with moon phases taken into account, when applicable.

2015 Hosted Holiday weeks: $4,100.00 See page 11 for more details.

November 20-28: Mike McGinn hosts November 27 - Dec. 5: Mike McGinn hosts 2016 Hosted Weeks: October 28 - November 5: John Holpuch hosts November 4-12: Guy Schoenborn hosts November 11-19: Guy Schoenborn hosts 2016 Hosted Holiday Weeks: $4,100.00 November 18-26: Mike McGinn hosts November 25 - December 3: Mike McGinn hosts Responsibility disclaimer: Due to space restrictions, not all details, taxes and lodge features are listed. Prices quoted are subject to change and are per person, double occupancy - unless otherwise listed. On Larry’s hosted trips and many other trips, a partner can be arranged for you at the lodge. In all cases, gratuities and home airport to destination flights are not included. Other restrictions and price changes may apply due to international currency exchange rates and possible fuel surcharges. Fishing with Larry and their agents are not to be held responsible for any act, omission or events or for any loss, injury or damage to or in respect to, is in no way to be considered as the principle or operator of the subject services.

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Host Mike McGinn with Agua Boa peacock bass.

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