
The Muisma River originates in the Putorana Plateau mountains and flows into the Nimde River. It is considered one of the most beautiful rivers, surrounded by the uniquely picturesque natural beauty of the Siberian taiga. While rafting, you can enjoy not only the surrounding scenery but also the chance to catch large fish such as taimen, pike, and lenok. Another advantage of this river is that there are spots for fly fishing from the shore. Using a spinning rod or a fishing rod, you can catch impressive trophies of impressive size. For example, the graylings that are caught in the cold waters of the Muisma River weigh around 1 kilogram or more.
But many tourists choosing this tour are primarily hunting for the healthy and tasty lenok, trying to catch as many and as large of this predator as possible. Incidentally, we set some unique records on this body of water that have yet to be broken. Lenok weighed over 5 kg, and the same can be said for grayling, whose record weight is almost 2 kg.


Wildlife of the Muisma River
The picturesque landscape of beautiful mountains and a turbulent river is sometimes enhanced by the native inhabitants of the taiga forest, wolves and bears, which can be photographed during the rafting to share with family and friends. And the banks of the river, constantly rushing off into the distance, are dotted with various berry bushes and amazing trees. Where the Muisma flows into the Nimde, there is a small rapid, which naturally adds color to the fascinating journey.
An unforgettable fishing tour
A visit to this mountain lake leaves behind many fond and beautiful memories. It's like immersing yourself in the wild, and the pleasure is immense. Fishing on the Muisma River leaves a lasting impression. While the undeclared battle for trophy fish like lenok or taimen rages, you're constantly amazed by the size of the other predators. The perch and pike, eagerly grabbing various baits, are impressive in size. Using fresh fish, right on the shore, we show our guests how to prepare authentic Siberian delicacies like malosol and sugudai, which are very popular. Moreover, for gourmets who love smoked fish, we'll reveal the secret of making it yourself, in the open air, without the need for a smoker. Therefore, fishing on this river is considered unique and unforgettable.


A sad farewell to the Muisma River
After the tour, our guests express their deep gratitude for the experience, and absolutely everyone says they want to come back. This mountain lake is captivating, making you forget the drudgery of everyday life and the bustle of the city, surprising and delighting you with every moment. You don't want to leave this protected, rich land. For this reason, parting with Muisma is often accompanied by a touch of sadness. Many tourists promise to return to complete this unique fishing route again, to see everything at least once more. Therefore, this tour to the Putorana Plateau is always in great demand and especially popular.



