Fish Tails Blog

There are very few places where you can target giant tarpon off the beach and only one where you do so in the company of forest elephants, hippo, buffalo and

While Europe and North America thaw into spring, New Zealand settles into autumn: cooler temperatures and fewer anglers. March is a moment of challenge, offering some of the most rewarding

The Kendjam Lodge 2026 season has begun. Anglers have arrived and the Iriri is showing strong signs. After nearly two weeks on the river, our guide team is already dialed

We are delighted to share the Bolivia 2026 season fishing reports from the Tsimane Bolivian jungle lodges Sécure, Pluma (including heli-fishing) and Agua Negra. These three superb, remote lodges offer

Grand Slam Lodge in Mexico’s Ascension Bay, a long standing favourite here at Aardvark McLeod, has entered a new phase in partnership with our friends at Blue Safari. This is

Two years beneath the surface – what’s been found? The waters around Alphonse Island have always held more than most people see. Two years ago, the island conservation team set

The Icelandic salmon season has now moved beyond the opening phase, with the majority of the country’s major rivers having been fishing since mid-June. The first weeks have produced a

Christmas Island is a magical destination, not simply for its world-class angling opportunities but also for its strikingly beautiful natural resources and happy, compassionate I-Kiribati people. If your angling adventure

Keep an eye on this page for the Xingu River 2026 season fishing reports which include highlights and statistics from the season. The Xingu River is the best payara destination

What is the Island Season? From May through to late September, the southeast trades dominate the Seychelles’ outer islands. On Alphonse, this means slightly windier conditions, the air is a

The 2026 Providence Atoll season ran from early January to the end of March, spanning eleven consecutive weeks of world class fly fishing across some of the most remote and

Astove Atoll is famous for big GTs. They don’t come along often but when they do, they can be big. Very big. Astove’s shallow lagoon, with one small entrance surrounded