Sette Cama, Gabon; 2016 dates and most recent blog
If you want to target big fish on spinning gear from the beach, then there is simply no better place in the world to do so than Gabon. On top of
If you want to target big fish on spinning gear from the beach, then there is simply no better place in the world to do so than Gabon. On top of
James, Craig and I met the Gryphon and our new group of clients together with fellow guide Matthieu on the morning of the 29th of May at Avucaire Island. The
The feel coming from Iceland this week is of extreme optimism and excitement. Nearly all the rivers are now experiencing what we would consider to be normal runs of fish,
Although saltwater anglers now travel much further afield search of a wider range of species to target on fly, the Indian Ocean remains the prime saltwater flats fishing destination, the
SETTE CAMA, GABON – blog from 27 February-3 March 2015 After months of planning and excitement, we finally welcomed Russel & Kenneth Collins, Guy Mccormack, Dave & Sandy Bell, Marnus &
Although fly fishing for carp is relatively new in the UK and Europe, it has taken the US by storm. The species is much maligned by traditional game anglers, but
Although there has been little rain in Iceland over the last couple of weeks the excellent snow pack and warmer conditions have kept water levels high. Temperatures have remained consistent
Florian recently returned from a trip to Cayo Largo where he caught his first grand slam and kindly wrote a report of his experience: It had been a long time
Whenever an angler crosses a bridge or drives along an edge of water they cannot help but glance, wondering what fish lays waiting for that next cast. Whilst driving around
We did something different for this trip, something we’ve talked about for a long time but which has always seemed to get sidelined for more exotic options. Or maybe it
Michael recently returned from a successful trip to Turneffe Flats Lodge in Belize. The weather was not ideal and the divers reported seeing large numbers of permit in deeper water,
The good weather continues in Iceland with temperatures between 12 – 18 degrees Celsius being reported around the country, this is good news for both the trout fishing and the