Itching to book that next trip and want it done right? We've teamed up with Frontiers International Travel to help you plan and book guided fly fishing trips — from bucket-list destinations to weekend getaways you haven't gotten around to yet. Tell us where you want to fish below, and we'll personally connect you with Frontiers' travel specialists to build your trip.

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No Extra Charge to You

Booking your trip through Fly Fishing Insider costs you nothing beyond what you'd pay booking with Frontiers directly — same rates, same trip.

What you gain is a warm introduction and full-service planning from a company that's been doing this since 1969: flights, transfers, travel insurance, and 24/7 support while you're on the road, plus access to the relationships Frontiers has built over 50-plus years — including Virtuoso, Four Seasons Preferred Partners, The Dorchester Diamond Club, Belmond, Abercrombie & Kent, Lindblad Expeditions, Seabourn, and Silversea. That's not something you get calling a lodge cold.

A Taste of What's Waiting

Photos: Bristol Bay Lodge, Alaska — courtesy of Frontiers International Travel

Not Sure Where to Go? Here's a Start.

Frontiers books two kinds of trips: pre-planned packages with set dates and pricing you can book right now, and fully custom one-off itineraries built around your dates, your budget, and your bucket list. Whichever way you go, there's a trip here whether you want an affordable long weekend or the trip of a lifetime. A few places to start the conversation:

Argentina — Kau Tapen Lodge, Tierra del Fuego

The matriarch lodge on the legendary Rio Grande, hosting only 10-12 anglers a week for a shot at the world's largest sea-run brown trout. This is the bucket-list pick. Roughly $12,950–$14,950/week, all-inclusive.

New Zealand — Owen River Lodge, South Island

Five-star lodge near Murchison with over 25 rivers within a 90-minute drive and some of the best sight-fishing for wild trout on earth — right at the doorstep of the Marlborough wine region. Roughly $8,680/week, double occupancy.

Mexico — Palometa Club, Ascension Bay

Widely considered the permit capital of the world, with two guides per boat chasing the full grand slam. A more affordable saltwater trip that still delivers. Roughly $4,950–$5,900 for a 5–7 night stay.

Belize — El Pescador Resort, Ambergris Caye

A Forbes Top 10 eco-resort chasing tarpon, bonefish and permit — with short stays available, one of the most accessible price points on this list, and reef diving, Mayan ruins, zip-lining and cave tubing when you want a day off the water. Roughly $2,556–$5,614 depending on length of stay.

Canada — Scott Lake Lodge, Northwest Territories/Saskatchewan Border

Remote, wild, and built for trophy pike and lake trout across half a million acres of water — boats routinely land 50 to 100 fish a day. Roughly $9,195 (5 days) to $17,195 (10 days).

Domestic — Alaska & Montana

Don't want to leave the country? Bristol Bay Lodge in Alaska (pictured above) is the domestic bucket-list trip — fly-out fishing for all five species of Pacific salmon, at roughly $14,950/week. Or stay closer to home entirely at Big Hole Lodge in Montana, no passport required, floating and wading for wild browns, rainbows, brookies and cutthroats. Roughly $4,966–$8,601 depending on room and guide setup.

This is just a starting list — Frontiers covers dozens more destinations across freshwater and saltwater fly fishing worldwide. Tell us your budget and your bucket list below, and we'll help you find the right fit.

It's Not Just About the Fish

Frontiers books more than fishing trips. A lot of their lodges — and their fully custom itineraries — pair days on the water with everything else a trip can be:

Family & Corporate — Brush Creek Ranch, Wyoming. Condé Nast Traveler's #1 Resort in the USA. Fly fishing paired with horseback riding, sporting clays, archery, ATV touring, and a full-service spa. Built for both family ranch vacations and corporate group retreats.

Reef & Ruins — El Pescador Resort, Belize. Flats fishing by day, diving the world's second-largest barrier reef, touring Mayan ruins, zip-lining, and cave tubing the rest of the trip.

Wine Country — Owen River Lodge, New Zealand. Wild trout sight-fishing right at the doorstep of Marlborough, one of the great wine regions of the Southern Hemisphere.

Fully Custom — Golf, Safaris, Culture, Romance. Frontiers' Elegant Journeys team, running since 1983, builds bespoke itineraries around golf, wine touring, cultural journeys, wildlife safaris, cruising, and family or romance travel — paired with any fishing destination on this page or anywhere else in the world.

Tell us what the trip needs to include, not just where you want to fish.