Neretva

The upper Neretva River, from its source to Konjic, is known for its crystal-clear waters and unspoiled nature. Flowing through deep gorges and the scenic village of Glavatičevo, this section of the river is a prime spot for fly fishing, especially for softmouth trout. The cold, fast-flowing water, combined with the untouched surroundings, makes it an ideal destination for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts looking to experience the wild beauty of Bosnia.

Fish species catchable are: Softmouth trout, Brown trout, Grayling and Rainbow trout.
The prime fishing season runs from May 15 to July 1 and from September 1 to October 30.

Buna

The Buna River, a tributary of the Neretva in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is renowned for its remarkable karstic spring, Vrelo Bune, near the village of Blagaj. Buna river is best known for having exceptionally cold, clear water.

Fish species catchable are: Softmouth trout, Brown trout and Rainbow trout.
The prime fishing season runs from May 15 to July 1 and from September 1 to October 30.

Dragača

The Dragača River, located in the Fojnica region of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is the upper course of the Fojnička River. Originating from the northern and eastern slopes of Mount Vranica, it flows through the town of Fojnica, where it is known as the Dragača. After merging with the Željeznica River near Fojnica, it continues its course as the Fojnička River. The fly fishing section of the river is in the city so it gives the anglers a bit of on urban environment to their fishing experience. Thanks to being located in the city it is quite well protected by locals and delivers a chance for anglers to catch some really big Rainbows.

Fish species catchable are: Brown trout and Rainbow trout.
The prime fishing season runs from 1st March to August.

Vrbas

The Vrbas River, stretching approximately 250 kilometers through western Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a significant river in Bosnia. The river originates beneath the Zec Mountain and flows northward, passing through towns such as Gornji Vakuf, Bugojno, Jajce, and Banja Luka. The river has multiple areas with various fishing possibilities however a section in Gornji Vakuf offers exceptional grayling fishing.

Fish species catchable are: Grayling, Brown trout, Rainbow trout and the rare Hucho Hucho.
The prime fishing season can be found at different times of year depending on the species targeted. However this fly fishing area is open all year for fly fishing which is not that common in Bosnia.

Sturba

The Sturba River, stretching approximately 14.5 kilometers, is the longest river in the Livanjsko Polje region near Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina.. The river maintains a refreshing temperature between 12 to 14 degrees Celsius, making it a popular spot during the summer months. Along its course, visitors can explore traditional watermills and enjoy the picturesque picnic area known as Crna Stina. Sturba river is best known for big graylings with quite possibly a chance for you to have a new personal best.

Fish species catchable are: Grayling, Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout.
The prime fishing season runs from 1st May to October.