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  • 13 ft
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    up to 8

    MONGOLIA TAIMEN FISHING

    Sergelen, Mongolia
    Trip #4 – 11 Days(8 Days Fishing)
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    Discover the untamed beauty of Mongolia's legendary Shishged River at Camp Khanagai, where trophy taimen exceeding 130cm await your fly, and comfortable traditional gers provide the perfect sanctuary after exhilarating days in one of the world's last true wilderness fishing paradises.
    Per person
    US $550
  • 31 ft
    •
    up to 6

    Badfish Fishing Charters, LLC

    4.6
    /5
    (19 reviews)
    Sneads Ferry, North Carolina
    Half day off shore PM
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    Get ready for a rewarding half-day offshore fishing trip, taking you up to 10 miles off the coast. You'll be targeting a variety of hard-fighting and delicious species, including King Mackerel, Grouper, Amberjack, Black Seabass, Grunt, Porgy, Cobia, and Barracuda. With plenty of action-packed opportunities.
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    Price for up to 6 people
    US $750
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    up to 10

    Khargai Tour Adventure

    Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
    12 Day – Taimen Eg & Uur Expedition
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    Multi-day wilderness fly-fishing and spinning expedition targeting Taimen, Lenok, and Grayling on the Eg and Uur Rivers, with boat and bank access.
    Per person
    US $500

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About Lenok Trout fishing

Size
1–5 kg (2–11 lbs)
Food Value
Good
Game Quality
Excellent

Lenok Trout fishing is all about wild rivers, fast takes, and beautiful fish. Lenok Trout belong to the Salmonid family, and they love cold, clean water. Anglers target them for their quick strikes, strong runs, and stunning bronze colors. They reward careful casts and good presentation, which makes each hookup feel earned.

You can catch Lenok Trout with fly fishing or spinning. Dry flies work when fish feed on the surface. Nymphs, which are subsurface insect imitations, are a steady choice. Small streamers, which imitate bait fish, trigger aggressive strikes. Spinning anglers do well with small spoons, spinners, and shallow crankbaits. Use light to medium tackle, thin leaders, and natural colors. Focus on accurate casts and a quiet approach.

Expect clear water, wading in riffles, and sight casting to fish holding near rocks. Action often peaks at first light and late afternoon. This suits beginners who want guidance and experienced anglers who enjoy technical fishing. Bring layered clothing, breathable waders, and polarized sunglasses to spot fish and protect your eyes. A rubber landing net and barbless hooks help with safe handling. Keep fish in the water, and release quickly if practicing catch and release.

Before your trip, check local rules. Confirm your fishing license or permit. Review open seasons, catch-and-release areas, and any gear restrictions. Know the harvest rules, including size and daily limits where allowed. Regulations vary by region and can change, so verify them close to your date.

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Drift Fishing
Fly Fishing
Spinning

Lenok Trout fishing is all about wild rivers, fast takes, and beautiful fish. Lenok Trout belong to the Salmonid family, and they love cold, clean water. Anglers target them for their quick strikes, strong runs, and stunning bronze colors. They reward careful casts and good presentation, which makes each hookup feel earned.

You can catch Lenok Trout with fly fishing or spinning. Dry flies work when fish feed on the surface. Nymphs, which are subsurface insect imitations, are a steady choice. Small streamers, which imitate bait fish, trigger aggressive strikes. Spinning anglers do well with small spoons, spinners, and shallow crankbaits. Use light to medium tackle, thin leaders, and natural colors. Focus on accurate casts and a quiet approach.

Expect clear water, wading in riffles, and sight casting to fish holding near rocks. Action often peaks at first light and late afternoon. This suits beginners who want guidance and experienced anglers who enjoy technical fishing. Bring layered clothing, breathable waders, and polarized sunglasses to spot fish and protect your eyes. A rubber landing net and barbless hooks help with safe handling. Keep fish in the water, and release quickly if practicing catch and release.

Before your trip, check local rules. Confirm your fishing license or permit. Review open seasons, catch-and-release areas, and any gear restrictions. Know the harvest rules, including size and daily limits where allowed. Regulations vary by region and can change, so verify them close to your date.