Fish Tails Blog

The fly fishing on offer in Seychelles is, without question, fabulous. So too are many other aspects of this glorious island archipelago. The beaches are jaw droppingly beautiful, the hotels

We have a full schedule of hosted trips running throughout 2023 and 2024. As popular as ever, these group fishing holidays provide an excellent opportunity for those wishing to join

Aardvark McLeod clients Alec Tarrant and Neil Weedon have just returned from their fourth trip to Crooked Island in the Bahamas. Alec has written this report of what it’s like

Permit have long held a reputation as being one of the most challenging fish to target on a fly. A reputation that is entirely justified. Many anglers have spent countless

If you are looking for a holiday closer to home in 2020 then these wonderful Dorset self-catered chalkstream fly fishing breaks could be for you. A balance of beautiful countryside,

Although the water on the Rio Grande has remained low the height is steady. Strong winds were a factor that made fishing tough during the first part of the week.

We have just had four rods become available on the mothership Georgiana fishing Zapata in 3 – 10 June this year. As this operation normally has to be taken as

When considering Atlantic salmon fly fishing destinations it is easy to overlook eastern Canada in favour of the likes of Iceland, Scotland and Norway, but there are some fantastic fishing

A fishing holiday in Brazil is so much more than just angling expedition. Add fascinating indigenous culture, fabulous wildlife, birdlife, and scenery and you’ll have a truly memorable adventure. Kendjam

Farquhar Atoll is the most southerly atoll in the Seychelles islands, lying just over 700km to the southwest of Mahe. This remote atoll has a total area, including the large

Alphonse Island – 21st to 28th January 2023 Alphonse saw some of the largest tidal fluctuations of the season in this late-January week, packing most of the action into short

There’s no doubt that fishing around Belize is superb, with a wide range of species and habitats to explore. It’s always interesting to hear what’s happening on the ground to