Freshwater

Chalkstream fly fishing on the River Avon offers some of the best fly hatches throughout the south of England. Two headwater streams feed the Hampshire Avon, both rising in the

Chalkstream fly fishing on the River Dever offers the ultimate clear water sight fishing opportunities with both dry fly and nymph. It is one of the major River Test tributaries,

Chalkstream fly fishing on the River Itchen offers fantastic dry fly fishing throughout the season. It is formed by the Candover, Arle and Titchbourne streams coming together just west of

Chalkstream fly fishing on the River Kennet is easily accessible from London and offer terrific season long action. The Kennet catchment stretches from the upper reaches of the Winterbournes above

Chalkstream fly fishing on the Wiltshire Streams may not be as well known as their Hampshire neighbours but they are just as good. With Salisbury marking the coming together of

Chalkstream fly fishing on the River Frome offers stunning locations and wonderful wild brown trout and grayling. The lesser known chalkstreams of Dorset include notable rivers such as the Frome,

Kharlovka, Eastern Litza, Rynda and Zolotaya are all part of the ASR (Atlantic Salmon Reserve) on Russia’s Kola Peninsular. Whilst an extremely remote and unspoilt area, the rivers are both intimate and

The Reykjadalsa is a tributary of the Laxa I Adaldal. A few salmon run Reykjadalsa but trout fishing is the focus here. The river flows for 35km and is serviced

Rio Marié is unique in Brazil, with more than 500 miles of exclusive access to the country’s only catch-and-release, “fly fishing only” river. With more than 15 species of peacock