Once you’ve made the decision to take an overseas salmon fishing trip to Russia, it’s vital to pick the right season. While a bit of luck always factors in an angler’s expedition, it’s important to be prepared for the likely conditions to expect. Atlantic Salmon can be unpredictable, and the weather will play an important part in the success of your fishing trip.

1. The Best Places to go
Fishing in Russia

2. Once you’ve made the decision to take an overseas salmon fishing trip to Russia,
it’s vital to pick the right season. While a bit of luck always factors in an angler’s
expedition, it’s important to be prepared for the likely conditions to expect. Atlantic
Salmon can be unpredictable, and the weather will play an important part in the
success of your fishing trip.
Late May to Early June
The early salmon fishing season presents
a high risk, high reward proposition for
those willing to give it a try. The tundra
around the northern coastline of the Kola
Peninsula is typically still covered in snow
at this time, so water temperatures are
bound to be low and river currents quite
strong. However, anglers can still find
good catches, but they must be prepared
to deal with hard-running fish looking to
make their way back to the ocean.
Mid-June to Early July
A rise in air and water temperatures
make these weeks a prime fishing season
as salmon flood into the rivers. Water
levels will have dropped, making rivers
quite manageable. Catching salmon is
one of the most exciting ways to spend
time during these months.
Russian Fishing
Picking the Right Week for Salmon Fishing

4. Victor
Olerskiy
To learn more about this
topic, visit the blog of
Victor Olerskiy.