Fish Tails Blog

We’ve known about Reel Recovery, a charity that teaches men with cancer to fly-fish, for a while. When we bumped into them at the British Fly Fair International last week,

Located on the East coast, the Jökla is one of Iceland’s newest salmon fisheries and also one of its success stories. Much in the vain of the East and West

Spring is in the air equals Trout season. As we look forward to the upcoming fishing season, the recent weeks have been a mixed bag of challenges and anticipation. The

A late winter saltwater fly fishing trip is a great way to escape the cold and damp season. The salt flats offer a welcome break with hot weather, bright sun

Fishing for the world’s largest trout in Mongolia has been capturing the attention of adventurous anglers for nearly 30 years and we’ve just a few last spots in 2025. Every

Following an adventure in pursuit of taimen, it’s hard to fathom that a place like Outer Mongolia still exists. It’s just you, the wilderness, and the chance to catch the

There’s more to Alphonse Island than fly fishing, as many of our non-angling guests will know. We’ve just received another great report of the wildlife highlights, this time over the

As the 2025 season approaches, we’ve just received this update (including latest spring availability) from our friends on the ground at Nicholas Dean Outfitters. It’s just about that time –

The Rio Grande is running clear which means smaller flies have been working especially well. It have been very exciting to see the number of large fish caught recently with

Trout Seaon is coming secure your days on the river. As winter fades away, the promise of spring brings excitement for anglers gearing up for another thrilling fishing season. With

Africa is a huge continent to explore with multiple climates, time zones and incredible animals and open spaces. With this comes an immense range of fishing opportunities for the travelling

The 2024 fishing season on the sunny side of the Spanish Pyrenees was another memorable one for fly fishing enthusiasts in one of Europe’s most scenic regions. Known for its