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  • Fly Fishing the Gradac River: A Tough Day, but We Still Found Trout

    Fly Fishing the Gradac River: A Tough Day, but We Still Found Trout

    Gradac River fly fishing offers some of Serbia’s finest wild-trout water. The river’s crystal-clear flow, beautiful canyons and healthy population of wild brown trout attract anglers from all over Europe every year. Gradac River fly fishing was challenging this time. The fish were not very active: they occasionally showed on the surface and took cautiously,…

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  • Our Days on the Water: Fly Fishing in Serbia

    Our Days on the Water: Fly Fishing in Serbia

    Looking through the photos after the season, you realize one simple thing: the best days are never the ones planned in advance. These photos are not from a single trip. They come from several days on different Serbian rivers—the Djetinja and the Gradac. Different weeks, different people, different weather and a different mood on the…

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  • Spring Trout Fishing in Serbia

    Spring Trout Fishing in Serbia

    Spring is now in full swing on Serbia’s rivers. The water is clean and clear, nature is waking up and the trout are becoming noticeably more active. In recent days, fish have responded well to almost every major fly-fishing method. Trout are taking dry flies, nymphs and small streamers. During the warmer hours of the…

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  • Winter Fly Fishing in Montenegro: The Lim and Ljuča Rivers

    Winter Fly Fishing in Montenegro: The Lim and Ljuča Rivers

    Winter Fly Fishing in Montenegro: The Lim and Ljuča Winter fly fishing in Montenegro: this story covers cold-season conditions, fish activity and the key moments from the Lim and Ljuča rivers. Below are practical notes from our experience with winter fly fishing in Montenegro, including tactics, tackle and trip planning. Winter fly fishing in Montenegro…

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  • Autumn Fly Fishing in Montenegro

    Autumn Fly Fishing in Montenegro

    September fly fishing on the Ljuča and Lim was exactly as it should be: beautiful views, active grayling and moments that stay with you. We began at Lake Plav, where the calm surface reflected the mountains as if a mirror had been stretched across the whole valley. We could have sat on the pier for…

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  • September 30: The End of the Gradac Season

    September 30: The End of the Gradac Season

    With a little sadness but plenty of optimism, here is a report from today’s trip to the Gradac River with a friend from my Telegram channel. @nenevreme. We set out hoping for trophy trout and grayling. Nature itself seemed inviting: clear water, the whisper of the canyon and a light breeze. The fish, however, apparently…

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