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Non-Hosted Travel

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IN PARTNERSHIP WITH VARIOUS LODGES, GUIDES AND OUTFITTERS ACROSS THE GLOBE, Steelhead Flyfisher has booking access to fishing programs on some of the world's best waters for sea-run fish. Using the contact form below, inquire anytime for expert advice, travel details and to arrange an unforgettable trip. Our specialization in travel to renowned anadromous-fish destinations means our clients receive a high level of personalized service and attention to the details that matter most. Our partners and associates include, but are not limited to the following:

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Nicholas Dean Outdoors / Lower Skeena Region
Spring, summer and fall seasons for steelhead and salmon in the lower Skeena Valley and surrounding region. Aside from our annual hosted weeks, we can arrange fishing in non-hosted weeks in all seasons.

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Salmon Junkies / Argentine Patagonia
Sea Trout at two great estancias on the world renowned Rio Gallegos — Carlota and El Rincon — with our good friends at Salmon Junkies. Plus Atlantic steelhead on the wide and mysterious Rio Santa Cruz.

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Bespoke Fly Fishing / Quebec

Among the most desirable Atlantic salmon are the early runners on the Restigouche system. And the best place and time to find them is on Quebec's Matapedia River in early June. The Bespoke program is designed specifically to target these remarkable fish.

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Salmon Junkies / Norway
Atlantic Salmon on the Orkla River, one of Norway's top producers. Known for large salmon.

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Lyall's Flyfishing Camp / Nunavut
Large sea-run Arctic char, among the largest on the planet, in a crystal clear river. Possibly the most prolific fishery available for large sea-run fish on a swung fly. An angler's dream and now co-managed and exclusively booked by Steelhead Flyfisher and Salmon Junkies.

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Estancia Maria Behety / Tierra del Fuego, Argentina
Massive and plentiful sea trout (sea-run brown trout) at the fin del mundo, Tierra del Fuego. Two lodges — EMB Lodge & La Villa Maria Behety — advantageously situated in the river's middle reach.

 

Estancia Laguna Verde / Argentine Patagonia

Jurassic — that means with dinosaur proportions — rainbows at Lago Strobel. Remote, surreal, unlike any other angling experience. Extraordinary stillwater fishing plus stream fishing options, and wonderful hospitality.

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Norwegian Flyfisher's Club / Gaula River
Excellent experience on the Gaula River, one of Norway's top Atlantic salmon producers. 24-hour fishing. Beautiful lodge with modern touches. The big fish DNA is still there and the fish of a lifetime is only a cast away.

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Salmon Lodge / Quebec
Classic angling in the "grand old style" on the granddaddy of Quebec's famous salmon rivers, the Grand Cascapedia.

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Kimsquit Bay Lodge / Dean River
World famous, highly athletic summer steelhead and chinook at Kimsquit Bay Lodge in British Columbia. Stunning scenery on the central BC coast.

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Suskeena Lodge / Sustut River
Some of the very best steelhead fly water in the upper Skeena watershed is on the Sustut River and the gracious owners at Suskeena Lodge have a wonderful program.

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Skeena Spey Lodge / Lower Skeena Region

Spring, summer and fall seasons for steelhead and salmon in the lower Skeena Valley focused primarily on the mainstem. Wonderful crew and accommodations; very amenable to customized packages and short stays.

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Copper Bay Lodge / Haida Gwaii
Off-the-grid winter steelhead fishing on Haida Gwaii. A remarkable experience and intriguing Northern Hemisphere option for the winter months.

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Steelhead on the Spey / Northern California
Northern California steelhead on the Trinity/Klamath in fall and on the Eel and Smith in winter.

 

Daxfly / Olympic Peninsula
Winter and spring rainforest steelhead on Washington's iconic OP. Like the trees, the steelhead here are large and legendary.

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Confluence Outfitters / Southern Oregon
Far away from West Coast population centers, Southern Oregon offers an attractive variety of relatively secluded rivers and streams for winter steelhead.

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