USA
The United States offers some of the world's finest freshwater fishing, from the celebrated trout rivers of the Rocky Mountains to the vast, remote wilderness of Alaska.
Go Fishing Worldwide's American programmes focus on three outstanding destinations: Montana, Wyoming and Alaska, each offering a very different fishing experience.
Montana and Wyoming are synonymous with classic American fly fishing. Their beautiful freestone rivers, spring creeks and mountain streams offer excellent fishing for wild brown, rainbow and cutthroat trout, often against a spectacular backdrop of mountains, forests and wide-open countryside. Dry-fly fishing is a particular attraction, with prolific insect hatches and some of the most celebrated trout waters in the world.
Further north, Alaska offers a completely different adventure. Its immense wilderness, extraordinary wildlife and great runs of Pacific salmon make it one of the world's most exciting fishing destinations. Alongside the salmon, anglers can enjoy exceptional fishing for rainbow trout, Arctic char and Dolly Varden, often in wonderfully remote surroundings.
Our carefully selected lodges and fishing programmes combine excellent guiding, comfortable accommodation and access to some remarkable waters. Whether you are looking for traditional trout fishing in the Rockies or a true wilderness adventure in Alaska, we would be delighted to help arrange a memorable fishing holiday.
Please explore our individual programmes in Montana, Wyoming and Alaska, or contact us for further information and advice.
ALASKA
Alaska has some of the most exciting freshwater fishing in the world with its huge runs of five species of Pacific Salmon.
MONTANA
The blue-ribbon trout streams of Montana and Wyoming, with their prolific hatches and superb dry fly fishing, have long filled the dreams of every fisherman.
WYOMING
With 4,200 lakes, 27,000 miles of rivers and streams, and 14 reservoirs that are home to more than 22 species of fish, the opportunities are endless for casting a line on Wyoming's blue-ribbon waters.



