Ok the title of the post may be a little misleading because technically you cannot fluently map stored procedures, but you can still use the NHibernate configuration files to complement your fluent mappings with named query's (calls on stored procedures). A while ago I investigated how much work would be involved when making a migration from an ADO.NET to a NHibernate data access implementation whilst slowly swapping out stored procedures to use LINQ 2 NHibernate. Although this example only shows a few simple read operation's even more complex operations are relatively straight forwards to migrate.


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