Explore Worldwide Fishing Locations

From the salmon runs of Alaska to the bass lakes of the south, North America is an angler’s paradise.

• Canada: Renowned for its vast wilderness, pristine lakes, and diverse freshwater species like salmon, trout, pike, and walleye. Explore Canada’s Best Fishing Spots.
• United States: Offers incredible variety from Florida’s saltwater flats and largemouth bass havens like Lake Guntersville, to Montana’s blue-ribbon trout streams and California’s diverse coastal and freshwater fisheries. The Kenai River in Alaska is legendary for salmon. Don’t forget the Great Lakes region for multi-species action. Texas offers great bass fishing in locations like Lake Fork and Lake Amistad, and Redfish along the coast. New Mexico provides unique trout fishing experiences in rivers like the San Juan and Rio Grande.
• Mexico: Famous for its offshore big game fishing in places like Cabo San Lucas, targeting marlin, sailfish, and tuna.

Home to the mighty Amazon and the pristine rivers of Patagonia, South America offers exotic and thrilling fishing.

• Brazil: The Amazon River basin is a top destination for peacock bass. The Paraná River offers Golden Dorado.
• Argentina: Patagonia’s rivers are world-renowned for sea-run brown trout and trophy rainbow trout, especially in Tierra del Fuego and Jurassic Lake (Lago Strobel). The Uruguay River is famed for monster Golden Dorado.
• Chile: Patagonia offers exceptional fly fishing for brown and rainbow trout, and Austral King Salmon.
• Colombia: Offers Amazonian peacock bass and excellent Caribbean saltwater fishing for species like marlin, sailfish, and roosterfish.
• Bolivia: Known for Golden Dorado in pristine jungle rivers.
• Guyana: Offers opportunities to catch the massive Arapaima.

From the salmon rivers of Scandinavia to Mediterranean deep-sea fishing, Europe has a rich angling heritage.

• Scandinavia (Norway, Iceland): Famous for Atlantic salmon fishing. Norway also offers excellent cod and halibut fishing in its fjords. Iceland boasts unique trout and char fishing opportunities.
• United Kingdom (Scotland, England): Scotland’s River Tay is known for salmon. England’s Norfolk Broads offer coarse fishing.
• Spain & Portugal: Offer great access to Atlantic deep-sea fishing for tuna, marlin, and swordfish. Spain’s Ebro River is known for large catfish and carp.
• Italy: Provides opportunities for fishing in alpine lakes for trout and pike, and Mediterranean coastal fishing.
• Croatia: Features fishing in the Adriatic Sea for species like tuna and mackerel, as well as freshwater options.
• Cyprus (Larnaca): Offers excellent ocean fishing for tuna and other Mediterranean species.
• France (Brittany): Known for rugged coastline fishing for cod, mackerel, and salmon.

Offers diverse fishing from Himalayan mahseer to tropical trevally and giant freshwater species.

• Thailand: Famous for freshwater fishing in lakes and resorts for species like Arapaima, Mekong catfish, and giant snakehead. Phuket offers saltwater opportunities for sailfish, tuna, and wahoo.
• Mongolia: A unique destination for taimen fishing.
• Japan: The Kushiro River is a premier destination for fly fishing for salmon and trout. Lake Biwa is another notable spot.
• India/Nepal: Himalayan rivers offer chances to catch the legendary Himalayan mahseer. The Andaman Islands provide fantastic deep-sea fishing for tuna and marlin, and are a hotspot for Giant Trevally.
• Malaysia: Kuala Rompin is a world-renowned hot spot for sailfish. The Perhentian Islands offer tuna, mackerel, and barracuda.
• Maldives: Tranquil atolls teeming with vibrant marine life, excellent for various saltwater species.

From the Nile Perch of Lake Victoria to the Tigerfish of the Zambezi and rich coastal waters, Africa is an angler’s frontier.

• Zambia/Zimbabwe: The Zambezi River and Lake Kariba are famous for tigerfish.
• Mozambique: Offers excellent deep-sea fishing along its coast (e.g., Bazaruto Archipelago) for marlin, sailfish, and tuna.
• Seychelles: Prime spot for fly fishing and deep-sea fishing for bonefish, trevally, sailfish, and tuna.
• South Africa: Diverse coastline offers surf fishing and deep-sea opportunities (e.g., Cape Town for tuna, yellowtail). Inland, find trout fishing in areas like the Cape Winelands and Drakensberg Mountains.
• Kenya: Coastal areas like Malindi and Watamu for deep-sea fishing (marlin, sailfish, tuna). Lake Victoria for Nile perch. Aberdare Highlands for trout.
• Tanzania: Mnyera and Ruhudji Rivers for tigerfish. Lake Tanganyika and Nungwi also offer fishing.
• Namibia: Unique shore fishing along the Skeleton Coast for species like kob and galjoen.
• Gambia: The Gambia River is known for various species, including large tigerfish.

Boasts world-class trout fishing in New Zealand, barramundi in Australia, and exotic species across Pacific islands.

• Australia: The Great Barrier Reef (Cairns) for black marlin, mackerel, and barracuda. Katherine River for barramundi. Swansea for shark fishing. Tasmania offers excellent trout fishing.
• New Zealand: World-renowned for trout and salmon fishing in stunning lakes and rivers like Lake Taupo, Rotorua, and the Tongariro River. Bay of Islands for big game fishing.
• French Polynesia (Tahiti, Bora Bora): Offers wahoo, tuna, billfish, and bonefish.
• Fiji: Known for Giant Trevally, marlin, sailfish, and bonefishing opportunities.
• Cook Islands (Rarotonga, Aitutaki): Excellent for big game fishing (marlin, tuna, mahi-mahi) and bonefishing.
• Other Pacific Islands (Tonga, Samoa, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands): Offer diverse tropical fishing for species like Giant Trevally, marlin, tuna, and mahi-mahi.