Belize; Focus on Belize River Lodge & Long Caye Outpost
Belize River Lodge was the country’s first fishing lodge and has been in continuous operation since 1960. Situated on the lush, green banks of the Belize Olde River, the main lodge
Belize River Lodge was the country’s first fishing lodge and has been in continuous operation since 1960. Situated on the lush, green banks of the Belize Olde River, the main lodge
The Winsnes Fly Fishing Lodge in Norway has a rich history dating back to 1882 when it was founded by the first British salmon fishers, known as the ‘Salmon Lords’
There are many areas around the Caribbean that have bonefish, permit and tarpon. However one of the only places that has consistent numbers of good sized fish without the flats
After several years of uncertainty and waiting, Thomas Sobirk finally reunited with Tapam in May 2024. This magical place in the Nicaraguan jungle, known for its enormous tarpon, had given
Andros Island in The Bahamas is the largest of 26 inhabited Bahamian Islands. Whilst it is considered a single island it is actually made up of hundreds of small islets,
Fly fishing in Alaska is a fantastic experience with a huge amount of variety in terms of species to target but also accommodation options. There really is a lodge for
After several years of uncertainty and waiting, Thomas Sobirk finally reunited with Tapam in May 2024. This magical place in the Nicaraguan jungle, known for its enormous tarpon, had given
Iceland 2025 Availability The Season is upon us! Fishing has started in earnest in Iceland and we have seen some well mended fish landed on the West coast so far.
In 1997, Lincoln Westby and his wife Perline decided to build a fishing lodge in Southern Belize, located in one of the worlds most productive permit fisheries. Coined, “permit alley”
Cuba, a fly fisherman’s delight and land of the grand slam, is a destination for all the senses. It’s the largest island in the Caribbean, enjoys a diverse landscape, colourful
The usual pre-trip excitement and shopping spree was somewhat bittersweet on this occasion. Our initial destination, Norway’s Gaula River, had been closed as one of 33 rivers across the country
Following the immediate and temporary closure on the 20th June of 33 salmon and sea trout rivers around Norway due to poor numbers of salmon returning in the early part