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Darien Province, Panama

Legendary Panama marlin lodge with 60+ years of tradition, 300+ IGFA records, and year-round black marlin access in pristine Pinas Bay.

Costa Rica

An operation unlike any other in the fishing industry, 4Corners operates across 9 unique locations in Costa Rica offering a safari-like expedition-style approach where guests can travel between locations and ecosystems for a fully customized and immersive experience-while targeting numerous bucket-list species!

Montana, United States

Unquestionably one of Montana’s most famous trout rivers, fly fishing the Bighorn River is on every angler’s bucket list. Its trout-filled waters flow from the base of the Yellowtail Dam in Fort Smith, Montana and abundant insect hatches produce exceptional rainbow and brown trout fishing almost year-round for both novice and expert anglers alike.

Alaska, United States

CHELATNA LAKE, ALASKA Chelatna Lake Lodge is a remote Alaskan lodge, accessible only by plane, found just outside the southern boundary of Denali National Park. Resting on the shores of an eight-mile-long glacial lake, it offers sweeping views of the Alaska Range and Mount Denali. With capacity for only 16 guests at a time, this fly-in lodge delivers a secluded and cozy lodge in the middle of the inspiring Alaskan backcountry. Fly Fishing in Alaska is a top bucket list item for a reason and Chelatna Lake Lodge offers an unforgettable experience in this respect. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a total beginner, the lodge provides all the gear and expert guidance you need. Spend the day casting lines with experienced fly fishing guides, or opt for a private overnight raft or packraft trip (4 to 7 nights) fishing for salmon, rainbow trout, Arctic grayling, northern pike, lake trout, and

Seychelles

Cosmoledo was the destination that placed Giant Trevally on the adventurous saltwater fly-anglers bucket list. It remains one of the most exciting and adventurous locations that you are liable to fish

British Columbia, Canada

British Columbia If catching a wild steelhead is on your bucket list—and if it’s not, it should be, as it ranks among the most-difficult-to-catch-yet-most-rewarding sport fish on the planet—then Silver Hilton on the Babine River is your place. The lodge offers a true wilderness experience, some fifty-five miles from the town of Smithers, which is the closest thing to civilization around and the place from which guests are helicoptered in. The Babine has some of the world’s healthiest steelhead runs and its fish are known for their size—up to thirty pounds. The lodge has two camps: the main one, which sleeps eight in well-appointed log cabins, and the Triple Header, seven miles upriver. Silver Hilton fishes more than twenty miles of water, using jet boats to reach pools. They are large and long—knowing how to cast a double-handed fly rod offers an advantage—and guests have them all to the