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The Atlantic Salmon Reserve Three Rivers ProgrammeFish the Kharlovka, Litza & Rynda in one weekAdditional Information about the Atlantic Salmon Reserve and Films:Kharlovka & Litza RiversThe Rynda & Zolotoya Rivers Kharlovka 2010 Fishing Reports Film of The Rynda Salmon Pools Seasonal Overview-What To Expect
For the 2011 Season the Atlantic Salmon Reserve introduced an incredibly exciting new fishing programme for the final three autumnal weeks on the Atlantic Salmon Reserve. Guests were given the opportunity, over the course of a 6-day fishing week, to spend two days each fishing the Kharlovka, Litza & Rynda Salmon Rivers. Veterans of these rivers will know quite how exciting and varied these rivers are and with all this water shared by just 16 rods in total the scope is immense! WhereWiseMenFish Hosted Week 25 August-1 September 2012Justin Maxwell Stuart will be hosting the first of the autumnal ‘Three River’ weeks over the period above. As part of the conservation programme the Atlantic Salmon Reserve has taken the decision to rest all the rivers for the two weeks prior to these weeks. Not that it should be necessary to emphasise this however from 11-25 August the rivers will be 100% rested and totally unfished giving the lucky team on the ‘opening week’ an unparalleled opportunity to experience some potentially explosive fishing. To reserve a place or enquire about other weeks Please Email Justin.... What To Expect? - 2010 Fishing August/September Fishing ReportsIf you want to get a good feel for what lies in store please have a look over the fishing reports for those weeks in 2010. The fishing was as dramatic as it was exciting with a weighty mix of both bright silver Osenka salmon and genuine heart stopping tales of monster salmon hooked, landed and lost!  A taste of Autumn fishing on the Three Rivers-Large Cock Salmon and bright silver Osenka’s The Fishing ProgrammeThe "Three Rivers Programme" will consist of six groups of three anglers with one guide for each group. Guests will stay in comfort at Kharlovka lodge throughout their fishing holiday, flying in and out experiencing the full magic of the Kharlovka, Litza and Rynda Rivers. Every group will be able to enjoy fishing two separate days on each of the rivers. As one river will be completely rested every day of the fishing week, there will certainly be outstanding opportunities for everybody. Along with the sea trout pushing into the estuaries, there will also be the possibility to fly upriver on Kharlovka in search of the monster salmon which have previously run the falls. Kharlovka Camp & LivingAll the guests will be treated to the same exemplary levels of service as would normally be expected during the regular weeks of the season. Our Testimonials - Rynda Week -August 21-28 2010
"After difficult weeks of waiting we were finally at the Rynda Camp. There we got a very warm and friendly welcome from the good people there, Kola, Katya, Justin, Anya and others. The location of the camp is perfect, overlooking the home pool and made us want to jump into our fishing outfit and start fishing immediately...which we did!. The river conditions were perfect, water level, temperature and the river was full of salmon and trout. One of the treasures of the camp are the guides, they know every inch of the river, recommending places, tactics, flies and they take very good care of you by the river. Our guide Yuri was amazing and we can thank him a lot for the many fish that we caught this week. Rynda river has all types of pools, we could fish with single and double handed rods, though we preferred the double handed. We fished from Rynda Lake all the way down to Rock Island below the Home Pool. There were amazing places like the Reindeer Crossing, Power Pool, Second Waterfall, Red Creek, Horseshoe, Five Pools and Norway Pool. We saw or hooked salmon in every pool we tried fishing but the most fun place was probably the Horseshoe pool where we saw a monster and we had to run twice after salmon down the rapids to the next pool. We also saw very big fish in Rebecca, Norway and Picnic Island. We caught 36 fish this week, more than half were 10 pounds or bigger and 7 fish were between 16 and 22 pounds. Almost all the fish were caught on the Icelandic fly called Snælda in the German flag colours and on sinking tip lines. What was amazing was that a good few of the fish we caught had been caught, tagged and released previously. ‘Catch and release’ definitely works. This week was very memorable to us because of the river, accommodations and the nice people we met there. We will most certainly be back" Elvar Thor Asgeirsson - Iceland If you would like to know more about the trip, please contact us and we will provide you with more details. For availabilities, prices, pre trip information, booking form etc. please contact:
Background reading for your trip:"The Domesday Book of Giant Salmon" by Fred Buller (Hardcover)Our Comments:"Obviously some very extensive research has been carried out to produce this excellent book. Its big in form,big in fish and big in information along with some fantastic photography. It certainly is not a bedside reading book due to its size. Its a must for anyone who gets turned on by large salmon.(Is there a salmon fisherman that isn't!! "--Review by SEJ Grace US customers: Buy at Amazon.com UK customers: Buy at Amazon UK "A Celebration of Salmon Rivers: The World's Finest Atlantic Salmon Rivers (Hardcover)" by Norty Atlantic Salmon FundOur Comments:A Celebration of Salmon Rivers was written and produced with the express purpose of helping raise funds for the North Atlantic Salmon Federation (NASF). The book is about the famous Atlantic Salmon and the even more famous rivers they inhabit. It does not pretend to be a Salmon fishermans bible however it has some wonderful pictures of many of the best known Atlantic Salmon rivers with accompanying articles, many by famous names who are associated or connected with the various rivers covered in the book. US customers: Buy at Amazon.com UK customers: Buy at Amazon UK Write a Recommendation:Add your recommendation fly fishing in Russia. If you would prefer to speak to us directly regarding a trip to Russia, please contact us at the following:United Kingdom Office: United States Office: Or alternatively email us via our Booking Enquiries Form to request more information.
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