Time to take aim from shooting High Pheasants to shooting lines with Pheasant Tail Nymphs. Amidst the pheasant-shooting season and the aquatic equivalent of pheasant tail nymphs giving both enough
Some rods have just become available on Providence Atoll in the Seychelles this coming spring which is a rare opportunity not to be missed. Providence spring weeks have been dead
I first came into contact with triggerfish in the Seychelles in the early 2000s. At that time, most saltwater operations concentrated on bonefish, but a number of enterprising guides were
Iceland’s unique combination of pristine waters, diverse fish species, and breathtaking scenery makes it an exceptional destination for avid fly fishermen and those seeking a deep appreciation for the outdoors.
From the 11 – 18 of March 2024, an exciting, last-minute opportunity awaits anglers in the idyllic Los Roques archipelago of Venezuela. This stunning locale has long been renowned as
The Wildlife Trusts in the UK have embarked on an inspiring new initiative, the “Save Our Chalkstreams” campaign, aimed at safeguarding these vital and unique ecosystems. Chalkstreams, often referred to
We are pleased to announce a new programme opening up in Cuba beginning summer 2024. With this unique program, anglers are granted exclusive access to the entire Jardines de la
Two rods have just become available on Providence Atoll in the Seychelles this December which is an opportunity not to be missed. Fly fishing for giant trevally on Providence Atoll
Situated on the Upper River Test, Testcombe is one of the prime beats on this part of the river and is worth singling out as being one of the best
Fish Legal has started a private prosecution against Southern Water for polluting the River Test in Hampshire. The team at Fish Legal comments: ‘Pollution has been entering the Test from
Summertime can offer some of the most rewarding fishing of the season as the brighter conditions can allow for excellent sight fishing with small dries and nymphs. The best of
Fish Legal (initially the Anglers Co-operative Association and later the Anglers’ Conservation Association) was set up over 70 years ago by a group of anglers trying to protect their fishing