• Book you adventure early. Best for you and best for the travel agency.
• Always bring a flyfishing or fishing rod.
• Keep an open mind.
• Learn Common phrases of the local language. It’s fun and locals love it.
• Talk to locals. They hold and may give you information that you don’t find elsewhere.
• Don’t forget an extra camera battery (or two)
• Use reusable water bottles.
• Recycle and use trash bins.
• Don’t throw waste in nature or on the ground.
• Extra underwear.
• Wear sunscreen.
• Bring lotion in your carry-on or backpack.
• Buy travel insurance or check with your agency.
• Make photocopies of important documents.
• Pre-plan your outfits and bring as little as possible.
• On day excursions when not fishing, bring medications, toothbrush and fishing rod.
• Put your room number & hotel address in your phone.
• Let someone at home or friend know your plans.
• Separate your personal items.
• Separate your sources of money.
• First Aid Kit.

No matter where you travel, the most important thing you bring is your fishing rod. It could literally save your life.