Alphonse fishing report 30th November – 7th December 2019 A cyclone just south of the Seychelles brought extremely strong wind and heavy rain for much of the week. Despite challenging
Guatemala is home to some of the best sailfishing on the planet. The Great Sailfishing Company has been hard at work to find the cool blue water that the billfish
Farquhar Atoll Fishing News 27th November – 4th December 2019 Another interesting week of fishing on Farquhar has come to an end. Weather was a challenge throughout the week with
Astove fishing report 25th November – 2nd December 2019 A group of mostly returning guests came for week three of the season. Knowing what to expect the team wasted little
October This year all of Belize has experienced a unusually dry rainy season. The Belize River in front of the lodge was still green and clear throughout much of September,
2019 was another great season in Mongolia. We enjoyed some incredible fly fishing and some great adventures with both returning guests and new friends. Both Fish Mongolia and Mongolia River
Alphonse fishing report 23rd – 30th November 2019 It has been an extremely wet week on St Francois Atoll which made for rather testing conditions. The week started with a
Cosmoledo Fishing News 21st – 28th November 2019 Week three welcomed the return of the three Irish brothers back to the Seychelles, Mark, Greg and Niall Turley, seasoned angler Bill
Farquhar Atoll Fishing News 20th – 27th November 2019 Another incredible week of flats fishing has come to an end. Weather conditions were mostly sunny with varied wind direction. Wind
The Great Sail Fishing Company has worked hard to update their fleet over the off season. Blessed with newly polished boats and calmer waters the season for sailfishing in Guatemala
Astove fishing report 14th – 21st November 2019 Light winds and calm seas met Sam Wakerly and Charles Barwick for the second week of the season, a complete turn around
Rio Marié has exclusive access to more than 500 miles of the only catch and release, “fly fishing only” river in Brazil. With more than 15 species of peacock bass,