(If money wasn't an issue and you got the ok from everyone to go....)

Where would you go and why?

What would you fish for?

How many days would you go for?

Prolly be a tuna trip, or a marlin trip.

Giant Trevally on the fly, for sure! I love thug fish in skinny water. Especially salt water.

Smallmouth on fly drifting river. Probably 5-8 days.

Amazon peacock bass fishing for a week

That would be a long list of species, but I would probably start with a sturgeon. A week would probably be enough time.

A multi species trip out of a high end Bali resort with my girlfriend Scarlett Johansson.

I did it a few years ago. Quepos, Costa Rica...1st day fishing with wife on a panga boat inshore for giant roosterfish and snook. Day 2 we had a 36' cabin cruiser captain and deckhand taking turns catching huge Pacific sailfish and drinking beers. Best fishing trip I could imagine...my wife's pretty cool.

Mexico, all of those lakes.

I think something I've never done..stripe bass fishing in the Cape Cod Canal..mid to late summer.Probably at least a week. Leading up to full moon sounds great.

This but not fly fishing. They have a trip to somewhere off the African coast where the fishing is epic for these fish.

This isn’t the place I saw on a YouTube post. Looks decent.

https://unchartedfishing.co.za/sodwanagianttrevally/

I did that. Went to Brazil with Ron Speed. You have to go. It’s only money.

+1 - I have been 6 times to Oviachic it's a cheap trip which costs about $1200 each for 2 people, I would like to hit up El Salto, Pichios, Bacerac, and Lake Commedero

7 days in Costa Rica. Alternating between inshore and offshore. Have never wanted to go anywhere else as bad in my life. My dream fish is a big rooster

For me it isn't about the money but more about being in "The Zone" as Michael Jordan describes it. It's that time you go to the lake and catch fish and big ones; largemouth for me, and it just seems like you can't do anything wrong and the fish really want what you have tied on and are almost in a frenzy over it. That has probably happened to me maybe a dozen times in my lifetime.
I've been on a trip offshore off the coast of Alabama fishing for Jack Cravele and caught one that broke their state record. My boat captain wanted me to take it in and have it weighed but we had to kill it to do so and since they aren't considered good table fare we let it go. That was a blast. I caught two that day and the other one was almost a record. When they are that size two of them is all you want in a day. The captain also told me they'd caught them even bigger but no one wants to kill the fish to get the record.