Fishing journeys built around Nepal's rivers, lakes, seasons, and the kind of trip you actually want.

Our signature far-western journey combining productive Mahseer and Goonch water with raft-supported camps from the Seti put-in down to the Karnali confluence. Expect deep pools, sandy beach camps, mixed Class III rapids, and multi-day fishing windows at Scorpion Beach and other proven spots before the take-out at Chisapani.

Best for: Anglers who want isolation, river camps, and trophy fish

Nepal's longest river journey — the so-called "River of Gold" — running 270 km from Dolalghat near the Tibetan border down toward the Indian plains. Big-volume rafting through Class III–IV+ rapids like Meat Grinder, Jaws, and Rhino Rock, sandy beach camps, fishing sessions for Mahseer, Snow Trout, and Asala in calmer stretches, and a proper sense of being deep inside eastern Nepal.

Best for: Experienced travelers wanting a long whitewater + fishing expedition

A softer-paced western Nepal river trip starting from the Dolpo region and running through the Chure Hills out to the Karnali confluence and Bardia. Easier rafting, blue water, white sand beaches, and some of the most productive Mahseer and Goonch water in the country — without the bigger-volume commitment of the Karnali.

Best for: Anglers who want scenery, easier flow, and longer river time

A far-east trip combining a short approach trek out of Taplejung with rafting on the Tamor down to the Sun Koshi confluence at Tribeni. Continuous Class III–IV whitewater, Kanchenjunga views in the upper sections, and quieter, less-fished water for Mahseer and Asala than the central rivers.

Best for: Adventure travelers who want trek + raft + fishing in one trip

A focused short trip on the Babai inside Bardia National Park, where catch-and-release Golden Mahseer fishing pairs with mild rafting, riverside camping, and the chance to spot rhino, elephant, and other wildlife along the banks. A permitted protected-area trip with national park guides on every section, and easy to extend with a Bardia jungle safari.

Best for: Travelers wanting wildlife, low-pressure water, and focused angling

A short, scenic fishing-and-rafting run from Arughat down to Seti Beni at the Ankhu Khola confluence, reachable in a 3–4 hour drive from Kathmandu. Known for Golden Mahseer, Snow Trout, and Asala in deep pools and pockets, with riverside camping framed by Manaslu and Ganesh Himal — a strong choice for travelers without time for a full expedition.

Best for: Anglers wanting an easy-access trip with strong freshwater variety

A scenic gorge-based fishing trip on one of the world's deepest river canyons, born in Mustang and cutting between the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. Powerful current, deep holding water, and a more technical Mahseer environment for anglers who value strong river character and central Himalayan scenery.

Best for: Mahseer-focused anglers who value scenery and strong river character

The most practical short fishing trip from Kathmandu or Pokhara — fast-flowing Mahseer water with road access along the Prithvi Highway, 1–3 day formats, and resort or riverside camp overnights. Pairs naturally with a quick rafting session on the same river and is a strong first-time introduction to fishing in Nepal.

Best for: First-time anglers, quick getaways, road-trip travelers

A lighter freshwater option based around Phewa and Begnas, ideal for travelers who want a scenic day on the water, boat access, and a softer introduction to angling in Nepal. Mahseer, common carp, catfish, Sahar, and Asala — all with the Annapurna range as a backdrop and zero expedition logistics.

Best for: Beginners, couples, families, scenic leisure travelers