Missouri River
Craig and Becky DeMark have created an oasis near the banks of Montana's fabled Missouri River. The Mighty Mo sees its share of head-hunting fly fishers, and high season can be chaotic. But, no matter what the angling public throws at this incredible river, it's fish continue to cooperate. Epic hatches that start with the first warm sunshine in the early spring and last well into the central Montana autumn give anglers on the Missouri plenty of options over the course of an extended fishing season. The DeMarks provide the ideal home base for a trophy-hunting adventure.
Roatan
Ocean Breeze Lodge is a seaside Caribbean retreat in a place that is often overlooked as a fly-fishing destination. Roatan, situated some 30 miles off the coast of Honduras, offers some of the best permit fishing in the Caribbean, as well as high-quality angling for plus-sized bonefish, trophy tarpon, triggerfish and even blue-water denizens like black-fin tuna, wahoo and dorado. That it's all within reach of a private, beachfront villa ideally located on Roatan's quiet east end makes it the perfect destination for anglers and non-anglers alike.
Kenai Peninsula
There’s a general rule of thumb when it comes to fishing in Alaska — whatever species you’re chasing, there's far more of them in Alaska than almost anywhere else on the planet. Steelhead in the 49th state are no exception, and that’s a good thing, especially given the mounting challenges steelhead populations in the lower 48 and British Columbia have been facing in recent years.
Krka
Often referred to as one of Europe’s best-kept secrets, Slovenia is full of surprises. Whether its world-class hiking, kayaking, rafting, caving, mountain biking and fly fishing; its Michelin-starred restaurants and stunning winemaking that rivals its neighbors in Italy, Germany, and France; its historic castles, cosmopolitan cities, and seaside resorts; or its breathtaking Julian Alps, Slovenia has something to offer everyone.
Norðurland eystra
The remote Hölkná River slices through the volcanic basalt that built the island nation of Iceland, interrupting the verdant countryside as it tumbles over cataracts and flows deep and green on its way to the sea. Every summer, dime-bright Atlantic salmon return to the river to complete a cycle that's eons old. Situated above the river rests a pair of quaint, yet perfectly appointed, off-the-grid cabins that put you right in the middle of eight miles Atlantic salmon river.