The Taimen, the true legend in the world of fresh water fishing, frequently called the river wolf by local inhabitants. Taimen is the largest trout and can frequently reach 20 to 30 kilograms (45 to 65 lbs.). The record size taimen can reach 200 cm (78″) in lenghth and 100 kg (220 lb) in weight. This is a very elusive fish, populating many rivers in the Mongolia, Eastern Siberia and the Far East. Taimen is an audacious, swift, strong and adroit predator, who attacks not only fish, but also many other animals - waterfowl birds, mice, squirrels and muskrats. Possessing excellent sight, it is capable of seeing not only in the water, but also distinguishing the objects on the shore. Taimen can even snatch small animals on dry land when they are in close proximity to the shoreline. Taimen are inhabitants of Mongolia.

We are true believers that the taimen are the most beautiful, smart, aggressive, intelligent, strong-willed, fun and wise fish to catch. Our fishing for taimen is catch and release only. We have been offered a lot of money dozens of time to kill taimen, but we never agree. We respect taimen for surviving for so long, for its beauty and wisdom. It takes patience, wisdom, skills and little bit of luck for the angler to land the huge taimen, the history of which began more then 18 million years ago.