
Last month, we posted the first photos to come out of the arduous journey to Eastern Russia by Vaidas Uselis and Nerijus Rupciauskas—collectively known as Black Fly Eyes. Now, . . .
Read MoreLast month, we posted the first photos to come out of the arduous journey to Eastern Russia by Vaidas Uselis and Nerijus Rupciauskas—collectively known as Black Fly Eyes. Now, . . .
Read MoreLast week, Dr. Jay Neumann and his guide/zen master Zolboo Bodonguud from Fish Mongolia were able to land this fish of a lifetime on their Classic Canyons Float Trip. More incredibly, this . . .
Read MoreA true river monster, the taimen (Hucho taimen)—also known as the Siberian taimen—can grow to proportions that seem incredible to your average trout fishermen. Whereas John Gierach once . . .
Read MoreHere’s a great 3-minute video about an epic trip to Mongolia in search of taimen by the Englishmen from Wet Your Knot–a fishing brotherhood created by Sussex-based fly-fishing fanatics for fly . . .
Read MoreCatch me if you can Fly Fishing is a group of passionate fly-fishers from Slovakia who share a passionate desire to travel and explore different parts of our planet. At least once a year, they hit . . .
Read MoreCheck out this cool video about a Mongolian adventure to catch monstrous taimen on remote headwaters. The fish are enormous, the strikes savage, and the scenery spectacular. These fish . . .
Read MoreLast year, our pals Vaidas Uselis and Nerijus Rupciauskas—collectively known as Black Fly Eyes—traveled to the Russian Far East in search of big taimen. They came back with some amazing . . .
Read MoreHere’s a cool video from photographer John Sherman and editor Steven Yochum takes us along on a trip to Siberia, where anglers catch big trout and taimen and eat some of the more. . .
Read MoreLithuanian filmmaker Vaidas Uselis and his partner, Nerijus Rupciauskas–collectively known as Black Fly Eyes–just got back from an epic journey to an undisclosed location in Eastern. . .
Read MoreWritten by: Alex Gray
[Editor’s note: Alex Gray recently enjoyed an excursion down an unnamed Mongolian river with Mongolia River Outfitters–chasing taimen, amur trout, and lenok, with even a few amur pike thrown in–and sent in this trip report. As a conservation-oriented operation, MRO chooses not to name the rivers they fish.]
When I told people where I was headed, the response was either, “Mongolia? Isn’t forty a little young to start working on the bucket list?” or something to the effect that, “Mongolia for. . .
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