Freshwater

A little known fly fishing destination sits on the sunny side of the Pyrenees, astonishingly beautiful and strategically located. Indulge your passion in an environment of warm sunshine, interesting culture, delicious food and stunning landscapes.

Flowing over 145km from its headwaters in the mountains near Holtalen all the way down to the Trondheim Fjord, the Gaula River is wild and unregulated. Without the impediment of

Cottar’s 1920s Safari Camp will transport you back to the golden age of the safari. With its authentic luxury white canvas tents, safari antiques and spacious yet intimate environment, Cottar’s is one of Kenya’s gems. With the Maasai Mara on its doorstep, it offers game viewing at its best.

Previously overlooked in favour of bigger Norwegian rivers, the Lakselv now ranks high on the list for fishermen looking for big salmon. Fishing on this small river from Oldero Fly

The Huseyjarkvisl River, situated in northern Iceland, is perfectly suited for fly fishing. Each pool offers good pace and holding spots for swinging flies. The water temperature is normally relatively

Thverá is one of the most prestigious salmon rivers in Iceland and has been frequented by British salmon anglers since the late 19th century. It is the lower part of

Kjarrá has all the qualities that make Icelandic rivers famous for salmon fishing. With crystal clear water and an endless variety of pools it is one of the top Icelandic

Imagine a lake that regularly produces wild brown trout of seven to nine pounds and where fish over 20lb are not uncommon. That lake exists and it is less than

The Icelandic highlands are home to mountain char and where endless streams, rivers and lakes provide a varied fishing experience. Load a backpack for the day and you can explore