We had 75 miles of a gin-clear pristine river for only a few anglers, a much appreciated luxury. The first thing that strikes you as soon as you get close to camp and river is the shear beauty of the place and its huge scale. So far, I have been to Mongolia twice, both times to fight with 40+ Inch Taimen ( Hucho Taimen, the largest Salmonid in the world) and, dry-fly sipping, Lenok and Grayling on the magical rivers of Northern Mongolia, and I will go back. If you are a fly-fishing enthusiast, hiker, visual artist, birdwatcher or just someone who enjoys nature, you should put a trip to Mongolia on the top of your list for next year’s early autumn. If you think this is not enough authority judging natural beauty, let me inform you that my wife has driven me (on the wrong side of the road) all over her native New Zealand. Mongolia is one of the most beautiful places on earth and believe me I know about the subject of natural beauty because I work as a fishing guide in Patagonia and the Chilean Fjords, plus I live in Montana and yes, I have been to Glacier National park and surroundings a few times. FLY-FISHING FOR WOLVES IN MONGOLIA by Cristian Dufflocq
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