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Hofsá, one of the “big” northeast rivers and one of the two major Vopnafjordur rivers, is situated about 600km from Reykjavik. Hofsá has a long canyon on the top beats,

The Hítará is one of Iceland’s best-known salmon rivers and is ideal for intact parties looking for technical salmon fishing with a sprinkling of multi-sea winter fish. Though an average-sized

Hemingways Watamu is one of the most prolific sail fisheries in the world offering the finest offshore in Africa. This lovely hotel on the Kenyan coast is a wonderful spot for non-fishers and families too with great accommodation and a variety of activities.

For a while stories of giant bonefish have been emanating from Hawaii. The fishery there is relatively undeveloped and can be enjoyed in the company of Captain Kenny Karas who

H20 Bonefishing on Grand Bahama Island offers anglers exceptional opportunities to cast at larger schools of bones with an average size of four to six pounds. Smaller groups of cruising

Just a short flight from the international airport, El Pescador is a lovely beachfront lodge offering superb fishing and eco tourism opportunities. Anglers will find bonefish and tarpon while non-anglers can enjoy sea kayaking, diving, mangrove tours and bird watching. San Pedro is a 10 minute boat ride and a fun spot for a day out.

Four Seasons Desroches Island, Seychelles, offers the perfect combination of luxurious accommodation, stunning surroundings. Activities include fishing, snorkelling, diving or simply relaxing.

The Delphi Club on Abaco Island in the Bahamas is a wonderful destination for fly fishermen and non-fishing partners, with excellent bonefishing and luxurious accommodation making this a perfect tropical

Crocodile Bay offers a wonderful combination of offshore and inshore sport fishing. Alongside fishing, guests can enjoy superb eco-tours highlights of which include waterfall rappelling, ocean and mangrove kayaking, snorkelling, mountain biking, gold panning, bird watching and trips to the botanical gardens.