Fiordland Expeditions
Fiordland is in the south western corner of New Zealand. It covers an area of 1,260,740 hectares. Fiordland National Park has spectacular ice-carved fiords, lakes, rugged granite tops and thick sub temperate podacarp forests. More importantly the valleys have amazing, truly remote, trout fishing rivers running through them.
The Park is special not only in New Zealand but is also internationally recognised as part of Te Wāhipounamu – South West New Zealand World Heritage Area.

Amazing remote terrain
Fiordland and especially to the west of the mountain divide of the Southern Alps has a very wet climate. An annual average of 200 rainy days. Annual rainfall varys from 1200mm in Te Anau to 8000+mm in Milford Sound.

Anglers wishing to fish here must be well prepared, clothing and equipment must be excellent, solid fly fishing skills and good river, bush and mountain weather knowledge are also a prerequisite. This is not Kansas anymore!

The river terrain is not generally easy. So having a reasonably good level of fitness and agility is very important to enjoy your time in this stunning area.

Tough Terrain
Oh and the sandflies are the size of small helicopters!

Insect nets are very helpfull!
So after reading the above and you think you can hack it fly fishing in remote Fiordland get in touch with us.
We take care of all the logistics to get you fly fishing in Fiordland.
We make sure you have the appropriate clothing and equipment. We put you on to the fish!
Most Fiordland expeditions are multi day but it is possible in some cases to do single day expeditions to select areas by using a helicopter or floatplane.
Please use the Inquiry and Booking form at the bottom of the page.
Price on Application for Fiordland Expeditions.
Please note Fiordland Fly Fishing Expeditions are available from the 10th of November to the 31st May each year.




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Simon, I can’t tell you how much I appreciated everything you did to make my fishing trip unforgettable. That trophy brown was totally unbelievable! Frankly, I’m surprised we were able to land him. That was one of the longest fights I’ve ever had with a fish. Fighting that trout and the river current was a whole new experience for me. Your advice and help were invaluable. I will definitely call you the next time I get to New Zealand. And I really enjoyed your website article and photo. Thanks again Simon for putting me in position to catch the fish of a lifetime. And it was almost a few fish of a lifetime. All in all…brilliant!!!








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