Fly-fishing Guides - Drift, Wade or Paddle

Special Package: Androscoggin River

One of the best places to fish in New England is the Great North Woods of New Hampshire. We have traveled all over the US and parts of Canada on fishing expeditions. We have fished the rivers of Montana; the great mayfly hatches in the Catskills and Adirondacks; and the richness of the tailwaters and limestone spring creeks of the Ozarks.  The Androscoggin River stands up well in comparison.  It is relatively accessible (no bush-plane flights required!) but remote enough that some planning is required.

The upper Androscoggin is a big river with prolific insect hatches. In some years the Alder Fly (zebra caddis) hatch reaches epic proportions. The giant mayfly hexagenia hatch emerges in late June and extends through July on many of the trout ponds of the Great North Woods of New Hampshire. Watch our slide show and video clips, to see for yourself.

There are miles and miles of river without a building in sight. Wildlife abounds.  It is not unusual to see deer, bear, fox or coyotes.  Moose are so numerous as to warant particular caution after fishing the evening hatch. Eagles, osprey, herons and other birds, large  and small, are a constant reminder of the wildness of the Great North Woods of New Hampshire.

We have put together an all-inclusive "Special Package" that unlocks the secrets of the Great North Woods for you and a few friends.

Special Package Highlights:

•  Two days guided fishing (two people per guide) 
•  Two nights lodging
•  All meals
•  Flies, Rods and waders provided, if needed
•  $450/person in group of four
•  $70/night per person for extra nights lodging/meals and for non-fishers
•  Prime hatch time from June 22 to early July
•  Good fishing from mid-May to mid-July

We are currently  booking reservations for the 2008 season.  This is a great deal, so contact us soon to get your preferred reservations.

If you don't have a group of four, but want to participate, contact us and we will make every effort to include you with other anglers.  Also, contact us if you have a larger group.

Call or drop us an email to reserve a date or get more information.